Transport
The aims of the Transport Action Group are to ensure that road users and pedestrians in Keyworth are safe and considerate to the needs of each other and to develop appropriate methods of public transport within and around Keyworth.
Your views about transport issues are important to the Village Plan. Watch this website to learn about opportunities to have your say.
Surveys, questionnaires, and meetings will be held in the future. You will have plenty of opportunities to express your views.
Key Questions
- Should we encourage villagers to use their cars less?
- How do we encourage villagers and visitors to use their cars more considerately?
- If you choose not to use your car, what are the alternatives available to you?
- Are local public transport options/routes satisfactory?
- Are roads and pathways in and around Keyworth fit for purpose?
Developing the Transport Plan will involve asking residents their opinion on a number of issues. Are these some of them? Are there others?
- How easy is it to enter and leave the village - junctions, approaches etc?
- How easy is it to drive around the village - congestion, visibility, road surface condition?
- Are speed controls within the village adequate?
- How easy is it to park safely -amount, location, controls?
- Is public transport from Keyworth to other locations adequate - frequency, routes?
- Is public transport within the village adequate?
- Are facilities for cyclist's adequate - safe routes, storage, security?
- Are pedestrian routes/pathways within Keyworth adequate - location, condition?
- Are pedestrian routes/pathways around Keyworth adequate - location, condition?
Some of the questions?
Some of the problems?
What are the solutions?
Would you be prepared to set up a local group or club?
Do you believe that you are sufficiently aware of the range of leisure facilities in the village?
Get involved
Trevor Dobson is the leader of the Transport Action Group. If you would like to get involved, or if you have any comments and ideas concerning transport in Keyworth, please email Trevor. All constructive comments will be welcome.