Share Draft Redlands Coast Transport Strategy on FacebookShare Draft Redlands Coast Transport Strategy on TwitterShare Draft Redlands Coast Transport Strategy on LinkedinEmail Draft Redlands Coast Transport Strategy link
Consultation has concluded
The Redlands Coast Transport Strategy identifies the transport issues that are important or unique to our community. It will guide transport advocacy and planning in the city for the next 20 years.
In preparing the draft strategy Council took on board the guidance of engineers, transport and urban planners, futurists and other experts - and listened to what the community told us at transport forums and other community consultation activities.
The draft Redlands Coast Transport Strategy prioritises projects that Council has responsibility for, and the major road, rail and other infrastructure projects that the state has responsibility for.
Now that the Redlands Coast Transport Strategy has been drafted, we want you to tell us what you think.
Tell us if you think the draft strategy:
Correctly identifies our city’s transport problems
Correctly prioritises our city’s transport projects, and
Addresses the transport issues that most affect you?
We want your thoughts on the quality of state roads, and our local road network. We want you to tell us about your experience with peak hour blockages, your access to public transport, our parking and park ‘n’ ride facilities, pedestrian and cycling options, and the transport technology you think we should be looking to in the future.
The Redlands Coast Transport Strategy identifies the transport issues that are important or unique to our community. It will guide transport advocacy and planning in the city for the next 20 years.
In preparing the draft strategy Council took on board the guidance of engineers, transport and urban planners, futurists and other experts - and listened to what the community told us at transport forums and other community consultation activities.
The draft Redlands Coast Transport Strategy prioritises projects that Council has responsibility for, and the major road, rail and other infrastructure projects that the state has responsibility for.
Now that the Redlands Coast Transport Strategy has been drafted, we want you to tell us what you think.
Tell us if you think the draft strategy:
Correctly identifies our city’s transport problems
Correctly prioritises our city’s transport projects, and
Addresses the transport issues that most affect you?
We want your thoughts on the quality of state roads, and our local road network. We want you to tell us about your experience with peak hour blockages, your access to public transport, our parking and park ‘n’ ride facilities, pedestrian and cycling options, and the transport technology you think we should be looking to in the future.
