With the development of our railway station into a transport hub, an extended world-class tram system, and a fantastic bus network that has two award-winning bus operators; Nottingham is one of the leading cities in the UK for public transport.
To deliver this vision the Council needs a strong and clear strategy.
Nottingham Local Transport Plan
The Nottingham Local Transport Plan (LTP) is a statutory document and outlines the City Council's long term transport strategy and three-year rolling investment programme. The current LTP came into effect on 1 April 2011. Each year, an implementation plan is produced, with the latest version found below:
The City Council has published many other supplementary transport plans to the Nottingham Local Transport Plan. These documents can be accessed here by clicking the link to Download the file:
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan 1: Outline information of our historic network of public rights of way and a statement of actions to preserve and make improvements to this network
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan 2 (2015): Nottingham's Second Rights of Way Improvement Plan (ROWIP2) outlining improvements to walking, cycling and riding network across Nottingham
- Public Rights of Way, Planning and Developer Guidance: relating to public transport priority areas; including, operational information, integrated journeys, provision and maintenance of facilities and monitoring and auditing across services
- Statement of Policy for the use of Barriers To Rights of Way: Details the City Council's position on the use of safety barriers or other objects or structures on the local rights of way network within the Council's area
- Bus Service Improvement Plan: The Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) will fund greener buses, reduced fares for younger people, and more contactless ticketing options are among a series of proposals that aim to make using the bus even easier.
- Enhanced Partnership Scheme: outlines the governance of bus partnership schemes and how the City Council works in partnership with local bus operators
- Highways Asset Management Strategy
- Highways Asset Management Policy