Use this page to access information about the
various transport - related projects currently under way in the
area, the policies which get them there in the first place,
and some of the campaigns being run to make sure the policies and
projects deliver what they are intended to.
The Borough and County Councils are working in partnership with First to develop a bus priority route along the A3 from Portsmouth to Clanfield; section 1 opened in 2003, and the scheme is due to be completed in 2008.
Part 1 of the latest section of National Cycle Network Route 22, providing an alternative route for cyclists between Broadmarsh and Farlington beside the A27, was opened on 17th June 2005. Part 2 of the route, eastwards from Broadmarsh, was completed in June 2008 - photographs of its construction are included.
The Council enters the BIG Green Commuter Challenge each year. We won in 2005 and 2007, and now again in 2008! We're looking forward to 2009....
The Borough Council is supporting the development of a comprehensive network of dedicated cycle facilities. Read more about our plans here, and see a map of the planned network
Details of the Eastoke Corner Liveabilty Project which seeks to improve both road safety and the quality of the public realm
Details and statistics about Havant Bus Station.
The Hayling Billy Trail, from Havant to Hayling, is undergoing a transformation as it is upgraded in phases to be part of the National Cycle Network. Read all about this exciting project here
Manual for Streets provides guidance for practitioners involved in the planning, design, provision and approval of new residential streets, and modifications to existing ones. It aims to increase the quality of life through good design which creates more people-orientated streets.
Havant Borough Council's Parking Service - Aims and Policy
This section deals primarily with road projects - bypasses, improvements, widening and so on, many related to new developments (both residential and business)
Work is starting on a new Sustainable Travel Strategy forming a 10-year development plan for walking and cycling, together with bus, train, coach and ferry travel improvement plans
A travel plan is a package of measures produced by employers to encourage staff to use alternatives to single-occupancy car-use. Such a plan for example, could include: car sharing schemes; a commitment to improve cycling facilities; a dedicated bus service or restricted car parking allocations. It might also promote flexible-working practices such as remote access and video conferencing. Travel plans can offer real benefits not only to the organisation and its employees, but also the community that surrounds it.