Residents, businesses and travellers are being asked for views on a draft Local Transport Plan covering roads, public transport, rail and active travel.
A public consultation is under way on Gloucestershire's draft Local Transport Plan, setting out a long-term vision for how people move around the county.
The plan covers roads, public transport, rail, walking, wheeling and cycling. Gloucestershire County Council says its goals include improving connections, supporting sustainable growth, tackling congestion and making transport more accessible and reliable.
The consultation opened on 1 October and is due to run until 15 November 2026. Two online information events are also planned, on 15 October and 12 November.
Feedback from residents, businesses and community groups will be reviewed before the plan is finalised and considered for adoption by the council next year.
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This report is based on information published by Gloucestershire County Council on 1 October 2026. Severn News has rewritten and summarised the material independently.