Local Transport Improvements Programme Engagement

Share Local Transport Improvements Programme Engagement on Facebook Share Local Transport Improvements Programme Engagement on Twitter Share Local Transport Improvements Programme Engagement on Linkedin Email Local Transport Improvements Programme Engagement link

Local Transport Improvements Programme Team (LTIP) Scheme Page

The Local Transport Improvement Programme (LTIP) Team works with schools and communities to deliver safe and sustainable improvements that support County Council priorities. These priorities now focus on Active Travel.

Schemes identified for the LTIP programme are assessed based on how they support County Council priorities using evidence and data, identified schemes are then taken forward through to feasibility. This is where community engagement and feedback can support progress for a scheme.

LTIP schemes are made up of the following scheme types:

  • Cycling
  • Walking
  • Bus Priority
  • Safety (road casualty reduction)
  • Schools Access
  • General Accessibility
  • Countryside Access (Public Rights of Way / Bridleway)
  • Traffic Management
  • Active Travel Initiatives

The LTIP Team considers each scheme on its own merits against West Sussex County Council (WSCC) priorities, value for money (VFM), feasibility, suitability, etc. This process helps us to come to a decision. Each improvement is scored against a set criterion and this allows us to compare the merits of different schemes against each other.

Every year we recommend a programme of the highest scoring schemes to the Cabinet Member for delivery for a given level of resources and funding. Once we have gathered sufficient information and evidence for this proposed work, it will be scored and prioritised accordingly.

To support each scheme we seek to engage with local County Councillors, schools, businesses and the wider community around the scheme, to gather feedback, both positive and negative. This is undertaken before, during and after a scheme is developed.

To find your scheme please look in the named folders to the right of the page and this will contain:

  • Background information
  • Aims of the scheme
  • Plan / Designs
  • Polls
  • Surveys

If your scheme is not shown, please contact us to confirm where we are in the engagement stage of the process.

If you are interested in requesting a LTIP scheme you can either contact us at LTIP.Team@westsussex.gov.uk or alternative consider a Community Highway Scheme.

Please do take a look at our Gallery which shows LTIP and Active Travel schemes that have been delivered by the team.

Please note, this is not a formal consultation. We are using this survey to try to understand your perceptions of safety and accessibility in the areas concerned.


Alternate Formats and Accessibility

If you require any of this information in an alternative format, then please contact us by phone 01243 642105 or via email at LTIP.Team@Westsussex.gov.uk and we will assist you. If you are deaf or hard of hearing and have an NGT texting app installed on your computer, laptop or smartphone, you can contact us on 18001 01243 642105.

For more information about the accessibility of this website, please see our Accessibility tab (opens in new window) at the foot of the page.


Survey Web Browser Compatibility

Please use one of the browsers below when completing the survey to ensure it looks and works as it should. These are:

· Microsoft Edge version 86 and above

· Chrome version 86 and above

· Firefox version 78 and above

· Safari version 14 and above


Data Privacy Statement

The Local Transport Improvements Team will use these surveys to collect some personal data (e.g. age, sex), the processing of which is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller

We will process this data in accordance with the 2018 Data Protection Act, General Data Protection Regulations and any subsequent relevant legislation. West Sussex County Council is registered as a Data Controller (Reg. No. Z6413427). The data you provide will not be used for any purpose other than that stated, and will be stored electronically for a period of up to 3 years before being safely and appropriately destroyed. For further information about our Data Controller, please see our Data Privacy Policy (opens in new window)

Local Transport Improvements Programme Team (LTIP) Scheme Page

The Local Transport Improvement Programme (LTIP) Team works with schools and communities to deliver safe and sustainable improvements that support County Council priorities. These priorities now focus on Active Travel.

Schemes identified for the LTIP programme are assessed based on how they support County Council priorities using evidence and data, identified schemes are then taken forward through to feasibility. This is where community engagement and feedback can support progress for a scheme.

LTIP schemes are made up of the following scheme types:

  • Cycling
  • Walking
  • Bus Priority
  • Safety (road casualty reduction)
  • Schools Access
  • General Accessibility
  • Countryside Access (Public Rights of Way / Bridleway)
  • Traffic Management
  • Active Travel Initiatives

The LTIP Team considers each scheme on its own merits against West Sussex County Council (WSCC) priorities, value for money (VFM), feasibility, suitability, etc. This process helps us to come to a decision. Each improvement is scored against a set criterion and this allows us to compare the merits of different schemes against each other.

Every year we recommend a programme of the highest scoring schemes to the Cabinet Member for delivery for a given level of resources and funding. Once we have gathered sufficient information and evidence for this proposed work, it will be scored and prioritised accordingly.

To support each scheme we seek to engage with local County Councillors, schools, businesses and the wider community around the scheme, to gather feedback, both positive and negative. This is undertaken before, during and after a scheme is developed.

To find your scheme please look in the named folders to the right of the page and this will contain:

  • Background information
  • Aims of the scheme
  • Plan / Designs
  • Polls
  • Surveys

If your scheme is not shown, please contact us to confirm where we are in the engagement stage of the process.

If you are interested in requesting a LTIP scheme you can either contact us at LTIP.Team@westsussex.gov.uk or alternative consider a Community Highway Scheme.

Please do take a look at our Gallery which shows LTIP and Active Travel schemes that have been delivered by the team.

Please note, this is not a formal consultation. We are using this survey to try to understand your perceptions of safety and accessibility in the areas concerned.


Alternate Formats and Accessibility

If you require any of this information in an alternative format, then please contact us by phone 01243 642105 or via email at LTIP.Team@Westsussex.gov.uk and we will assist you. If you are deaf or hard of hearing and have an NGT texting app installed on your computer, laptop or smartphone, you can contact us on 18001 01243 642105.

For more information about the accessibility of this website, please see our Accessibility tab (opens in new window) at the foot of the page.


Survey Web Browser Compatibility

Please use one of the browsers below when completing the survey to ensure it looks and works as it should. These are:

· Microsoft Edge version 86 and above

· Chrome version 86 and above

· Firefox version 78 and above

· Safari version 14 and above


Data Privacy Statement

The Local Transport Improvements Team will use these surveys to collect some personal data (e.g. age, sex), the processing of which is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller

We will process this data in accordance with the 2018 Data Protection Act, General Data Protection Regulations and any subsequent relevant legislation. West Sussex County Council is registered as a Data Controller (Reg. No. Z6413427). The data you provide will not be used for any purpose other than that stated, and will be stored electronically for a period of up to 3 years before being safely and appropriately destroyed. For further information about our Data Controller, please see our Data Privacy Policy (opens in new window)

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Chesswood School, Worthing - LTIP327.1

    LTIP0327.1

    Background:

    Following considerable engagement with Chesswood Junior School and Davison Girls school, the County Council has identified the following crossing improvement that supports its approach to active travel. The proposed scheme aims to:

    • Make walking to school, work and leisure activities more attractive
    • Improve health and wellbeing by removing barriers and offering active travel choices
    • Broaden travel choices by offering safer, quick and easy walking options, particularly for short journeys
    • Improves access to public transport
    • Supports zero emission journeys and reduce reliance on car travel


    This proposed is being developed by the Local Transport Improvements Team and is part of a its approach to improving safety and behaviours at the school gate.

    The proposed scheme will help create links with local communities and encourage walking to and from school and address concerns for pupil safety crossing at this junction.

    WSCC is now seeking views from the local community to gather data and feedback on how this scheme would be received if the proposed changes were to go ahead.

    Aim: 

    To provide a safer crossing point for pedestrians to access routes to Chesswood Junior school, Davison Girls School, Schools north of the railway line via the pedestrian footbridge including St Andrews High School and Springfield Infant School.

    To improve crossing safety East to West along Chesswood Road over the Ladydell Road junctions and North to South routes to work, leisure and residential areas.

    Proposal:

    We are proposing a formalised crossing on all four arms of the crossroads (Ladydell Road and Chesswood Road). This will improve the accessibility and connectivity for North - South and East - West journeys. We are also improving the cycling facilities on the carriageway by providing Advanced Stop Lines (ASL) at each arm of the crossing. 

    Delivery Date Confirmed:

    Delivery is due to start 21st July 2024 and will take 9 weeks.


    Share Chesswood School, Worthing - LTIP327.1 on Facebook Share Chesswood School, Worthing - LTIP327.1 on Twitter Share Chesswood School, Worthing - LTIP327.1 on Linkedin Email Chesswood School, Worthing - LTIP327.1 link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Lavant A286 Crossing Improvement - LTIP0049

    LTIP0049

    Background:

    Following considerable engagement with Lavant Primary School, the County Council has identified the following crossing improvement that supports its approach to active travel.  The proposed scheme aims to:

    • Make walking to school, work and leisure activities more attractive.
    • Improve health and wellbeing by removing barriers and offering active travel choices.
    • Broaden travel choices by offering safer, quick and easy walking options, particularly for short journeys
    • Improves access to public transport.
    • Supports zero emission journeys and reduce reliance on car travel

    This proposed is being developed by the Local Transport Improvements Team and is part of a its approach to improving safety and behaviours at the school gate.

    The proposed scheme will help create links with local communities and encourage walking to and from school.

    WSCC is now seeking views from the local community to gather data and feedback on how this scheme would  be received if the proposed changes were to go ahead.

    Aim:

    To provide a safer crossing point for pedestrians to access routes to Lavant Primary School, the allotments, the church, local public rights of way, and public transport stops.

    Proposal:

    We are proposing a formalised crossing on Midhurst Road (A286) to help improve the accessibility and connectivity to and from Lavant Primary School, the allotments and St Nicholas's Church. We will be removing the traffic island to provide a one stage crossing. This will be accompanied with three street lights to ensure the traffic signals are illuminated appropriately.

    Delivery Date Confirmed:

    Work is due to start on 3rd June 2024 and will be completed by 10th July 2024



    Share Lavant A286 Crossing Improvement - LTIP0049 on Facebook Share Lavant A286 Crossing Improvement - LTIP0049 on Twitter Share Lavant A286 Crossing Improvement - LTIP0049 on Linkedin Email Lavant A286 Crossing Improvement - LTIP0049 link
Page last updated: 16 May 2024, 09:34 AM