Have your say on the future of transport in Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire County Council is urging people who live, work in, or visit Oxfordshire to have their say on its plan to deliver a zero carbon transport network by 2040.

A road scene showing a train, a bus and people walking, using wheelchairs, running and cycling
Image: Oxfordshire County Council

Last October, the County Council’s Cabinet approved the draft Local Transport and Connectivity Plan (LTCP), which aims to cut car trips by a quarter by 2030 and a third by 2040, as well as increase cycling trips from 600,000 to 1 million by 2031. Now residents can have their say on the plan until 16 March.

As part of the consultation, the County Council will be hosting a series of online webinars to introduce the LTCP in more detail and answer questions (see below for how to sign up). Webinars will be hosted on the dates below for the following audiences:

  • Town and parish councils
    Monday 24 January, 7pm-8.15pm and
    Tuesday 1 February, 7pm-8.15pm
  • General public
    Tuesday 25 January, 7pm-8.15pm and
    Monday 7 February 7pm - 8.15pm
  • Businesses
    Wednesday 26 January, 8am-9.15am

You can access the consultation and book to take part in the webinars via the following website and can also email LTCP5@oxfordshire.gov.uk if you have any further questions or issues:

Local Transport and Connectivity Plan
Introduction We are currently working to produce a new Local Transport Plan. The local transport plan is our long-term county-wide transport strategy. We are calling ours the Local Transport and Connectivity Plan (LTCP), to better reflect our strategy both for digital

Further information from Oxfordshire County Council:

Have your say on the future of transport in Oxfordshire
People who live, work in, or visit Oxfordshire are urged to have their say on a plan to deliver a zero carbon transport network by 2040.Oxfordshire County Council’s Cabinet approved the draft Local Transport and Connectivity Plan (LTCP) last October, which – among its many ambitions – aims to cut ca…