When there is a narrow footway, you can request for footway widening.

If you need support with using steps or gradients, you can request a handrail.

New footways are created to accommodate access for all pedestrian users, including wheelchair/mobility scooter and pushchair users.

Public Rights of Way can be found in towns, villages and the countryside.

Pedestrian and/ or cycle crossing improvements provide the opportunity for pedestrians and cyclists to cross the road more safely.

The purpose of a pedestrian barrier is to guide pedestrians where there is a potential for conflict between pedestrians and vehicles.

Signs play a vital role in directing and informing users.

You can request a pedestrian dropped crossing if you require easy access for a wheelchair/ mobility scooter or a pushchair, or if you are visually impaired.

You can request a disability ramp if you require access for a wheelchair/ mobility scooter or a pushchair or you may struggle with steps.