Active Travel England - Self Assessment
Local authorities do a self-assessment of their own performance on active travel.
The Council has delivered a number of schemes in the county, compliant with LTN 1/20, including:
- fully segregated cycleways
- secure cycle parking
- junction enhancements for active travel
- route improvements
- new road crossings
- routes in 20mph zones
- three active travel bridges
Further proposals in development, include:
- significant walking and cycling provision integrated into major road network
- Levelling Up Funding applications
- committing internal Council funding to deliver a further two new active travel river bridges to enhance connectivity and facilitate modal shift
We have committed around £20million of project funding to active travel, and 33% of section 106 and section 278 funding from developers.
Local Transport Plan
Our Local Transport Plan 4 (2018 to 2030) sets out 28 active travel corridors setting the strategic direction for the Local Cycling and Walking infrastructure Plans (LCWIP). Our first LCWIP for Evesham is being finalised, by consultants and we have commissioned a second from Sustrans for Redditch.
Self assessment
We want to improve the active travel provision across the county and we have a forward pipeline for further plans, subject to funding.
Active Travel England invited all local authorities to do a self-assessment of their own performance on active travel, selecting a level between 0 to 4. It was Active Travel England’s expectation that most local authorities would score Level 1 or Level 2
Following detailed work on the submission, we rated our performance at Level 1. However, feedback from Active Travel England has downgraded the Council to Level 0.
See our self assessment below: