Perth and Kinross Council are seeking input to help shape and improve the regions transport network over the next 15 years.
A public consultation on the new Draft Mobility Strategy and Action Plan in now live and sets out our vision and action plan for managing and improving the transport network over the next 15 years.
The council has said that their aspiration is to deliver a transport network that helps everyone live life well, free from inequalities and we want residents to help shape this by sharing their thoughts and experiences with us.
The council said that it wants to improve the way that people travel around the region, how goods are transported while helping people become more physically active and reduce their carbon footprints.
Councillor Richard Watters, convener of Perth and Kinross Council's Climate Change and Sustainability Committee said: "How we get around is vital to the quality of our lives - and the planet.
"We want as many people as possible to have their say on the draft consultation so I urge everyone to have their say, either through our online consultation hub or by coming to one of the many in-person events we have arranged over the summer."
The consultation will run until 23 July 2024.
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29/05/2024
Perth and Kinross Council Publish Draft Mobility Strategy


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