Surrey Transport Plan
This consultation is now closed. The Surrey Transport Plan was formally adopted on 12 July 2022. The consultation ran from 5 July 2021 to 24 October 2021 and helped to shape the development of the Plan.
To see the final, published version of the Surrey Transport Plan, please visit the county council's website at https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/policies-plans-consultations/transport-plan
About the project
This consultation has now closed
Dynamic Proposal
Our Draft Vision and Objectives
Our vision sets out the what the transport system in Surrey might look like in 2030 and beyond. Our Objectives will help us get there.
Integrated Sustainability Appraisal
Read and comment on the Plan's Integrated Sustainability Appraisal and Habitats Regulation Assessment.
Impact Strategies
How our ideas will help us to work towards our objectives.
Our Draft Principles and Policy Areas
Our guiding principles and our broad mix of policy areas to enable the delivery of the plan's objectives.
Measures to improve journeys
Our ideas for embracing future technology to
help reduce emissions and increase the operational efficiency of our transport system.
Measures to shift more journeys to sustainable forms of travel
Our ideas to shift to more sustainable journeys of walking, cycling, and public transport, away from car use.
Measures to avoid or reduce journeys
Our ideas to avoid or reduce the number and length of journeys needed by improving land use planning, travel planning and levels of digital connectivity.
News
Join Surrey’s Greener Future challenge to earn rewards for choosing to travel on foot, by bike or by public transport
Surrey County Council has teamed up with BetterPoints to launch the Greener Future challenge and make every car-free journey even more worthwhile for the residents of Surrey.The BetterPoints smart
Get involved - COP26 in Surrey
COP26 is coming to Surrey!Join us in Farnham on 10th November to mark COP26 with a special event focussed on sustainable transport, or take part in our competition to be in with a chance of winning an
Reminder - Consultation closes 24/10/21
Thank you to everyone who has responded to the Surrey Transport Plan consultation so far! We want the draft Surrey Transport Plan to work for everyone in Surrey and the more people involved, the bette
Invitation to National Bus Strategy consultation
The National Bus StrategyA new National Bus Strategy ( Bus Back Better ) was published by the Government on 15 March 2021. The Strategy requires all Local Transport Authorities to consider their role
Meet the team
Surrey County Council are the Highway Authority for Surrey. We are responsible for maintaining roads and pavements in Surrey and for introducing changes to make Surrey a safe place to travel around. We shall be using the data collected from these sites to inform our future plans for the area' for GDPR purposes.
News
Join Surrey’s Greener Future challenge to earn rewards for choosing to travel on foot, by bike or by public transport
Surrey County Council has teamed up with BetterPoints to launch the Greener Future challenge and make every car-free journey even more worthwhile for the residents of Surrey.The BetterPoints smart
Get involved - COP26 in Surrey
COP26 is coming to Surrey!Join us in Farnham on 10th November to mark COP26 with a special event focussed on sustainable transport, or take part in our competition to be in with a chance of winning an
Reminder - Consultation closes 24/10/21
Thank you to everyone who has responded to the Surrey Transport Plan consultation so far! We want the draft Surrey Transport Plan to work for everyone in Surrey and the more people involved, the bette
Invitation to National Bus Strategy consultation
The National Bus StrategyA new National Bus Strategy ( Bus Back Better ) was published by the Government on 15 March 2021. The Strategy requires all Local Transport Authorities to consider their role
Proposals
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Our Draft Vision and Objectives
Our vision sets out the what the transport system in Surrey might look like in 2030 and beyond. Our Objectives will help us get there.
Integrated Sustainability Appraisal
Read and comment on the Plan's Integrated Sustainability Appraisal and Habitats Regulation Assessment.
Impact Strategies
How our ideas will help us to work towards our objectives.
Our Draft Principles and Policy Areas
Our guiding principles and our broad mix of policy areas to enable the delivery of the plan's objectives.
Measures to improve journeys
Our ideas for embracing future technology to
help reduce emissions and increase the operational efficiency of our transport system.
Measures to shift more journeys to sustainable forms of travel
Our ideas to shift to more sustainable journeys of walking, cycling, and public transport, away from car use.
Measures to avoid or reduce journeys
Our ideas to avoid or reduce the number and length of journeys needed by improving land use planning, travel planning and levels of digital connectivity.
Team
These teams helping to produce the new Clean Air Action Plan for Camden.
Surrey County Council are the Highway Authority for Surrey. We are responsible for maintaining roads and pavements in Surrey and for introducing changes to make Surrey a safe place to travel around. We shall be using the data collected from these sites to inform our future plans for the area' for GDPR purposes.