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Suffolk Local Transport Plan 2011-2031: Strategy and Implementation Overview

The Suffolk Local Transport Plan (LTP) outlines a strategic framework for improving the transport network from 2011 to 2031. It aims to maintain connectivity, tackle congestion, and enhance accessibility to jobs, education, and training. The plan addresses local priorities through short, medium, and long-term interventions, focusing on both urban and rural areas. Funding sources include SCC capital, DfT support, and community contributions. Key priorities align with Suffolk’s economic growth sectors, emphasizing the need for reliable transport networks with reduced environmental impacts.

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Suffolk Local Transport Plan 2011-2031: Strategy and Implementation Overview

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  1. Suffolk Local Transport Plan2011 - 2031

  2. LTP Timescale 2031 2011 2015 Strategy Implementation plan SCC funded LTP works programmes

  3. Suffolk’s Strategic Priorities

  4. Supporting the priorities –transport aims • maintain transport networks; • tackle congestion; • improve accessibility to jobs, training and education • improve network reliability • reduce environmental and health impacts

  5. Suffolk economy - sectors for growth

  6. Local transport plan - district focus • Local issues agreed with district councils • Planned housing growth • Economic development • Other local concerns • Short, medium and long term interventions

  7. Strategic transport improvements

  8. Approach to urban areas • Reduce demand for car travel • . Traffic management and control Improvements

  9. Themed approach to rural areas

  10. Funding sources • SCC capital and revenue funding • DfT major scheme funding • Regional Growth Fund (DfT funded 1/3) • Local sustainable transport fund • Developer contributions • Tax increment funding • European funding opportunities • Public / private sector partnerships • Community opportunities

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