09/08/21
Cardiff wants to increase the number of people walking or cycling to work from 31% to 43% by 2030.
To achieve this, Cardiff council's cabinet discussed and approved for the draft Active Travel Network Map to go out to public consultation at its meeting on July 15thand a 12-week public engagement process will begin today (August 9th) and will end on October 31st.
The consultation will use the Welsh Government's commonplace platform to consult with the public -https://cardiffatnm.commonplace.is- so residents can view the proposals and give their views through an online questionnaire.
The new, updated version of active travel in the city was revealed earlier in the month and includes:
Having a 15-year vision is a statutory requirement for Local Authorities under the Active Travel Act, to ensure progress is being achieved across Wales and to determine where government funding is allocated. The plan includes a schedule of 280 infrastructure schemes that will form the basis of year-on-year plans across the city.
Following the consultation process and the feedback from the public, the new updated map will be submitted to Welsh Government Ministers in December 2021.
The consultation is an opportunity for people to provide their views on the proposals and suggest additional ideas that could be added to the final schedule of schemes submitted to Welsh Government.
For more information - including the draft Cardiff Active Travel Network Map - please visit: https://cardiff.moderngov.co.uk/ieIssueDetails.aspx?IId=27992&PlanId=0&Opt=3#AI25174