Keep up to date with current and upcoming transport projects being implemented across the city centre.
TRANSPORT PROJECTS 2024
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Queen Charlotte Street
This Autumn, a new cycle lane and raised crossing will be added to Queen Charlotte Street in addition to new cycle parking.
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East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood
Find Out MoreThe trial of the Liveable Neighbourhood for St George and Barton Hill will start this Autumn
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Cargo Bike Loans
Find Out MoreBristol City Council has Cargo Bikes available to borrow and Nextbike Cargo Bikes are now available to borrow on Wine Street.
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Old Market Gap
Find Out MoreThis project will complete this summer. This cycling led scheme will make it easier and safer to connect from the Railway Path to Castle Park via Old Market.
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Ashley Down Station
Find Out MoreThis brand new station opens this Autumn, connecting to Bristol Parkway and Bristol Temple Meads.
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School Streets
Find Out MoreBristol currently has 11 School Streets and has just consulted on three more, due to go live in September. More Schools will follow in 2025.
TRANSPORT PROJECTS 2025
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Victoria Street
Find Out MoreIn the winter of 2024 work on major improvements to Victoria Street will commence including a new cycle lane, continuous crossings and new public realm spaces. Completing spring 2026.
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A37 Wells Road and Stockwood
Find Out MoreThis bus improvement scheme will see new bus lanes and walking and cycling improvements along the Number 2 bus route. Construction commences summer 2025, completing summer 2026.
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Temple Way Crossing - Avon Street
Find Out MoreThis new crossing will improve pedestrian access across Temple Way. Junction work will also enable buses to serve Avon Street. This work is due to be complete by the end of 2025.
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South Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood
Find Out MoreIn 2024, Bristol City Council will consult on a Liveable Neighbourhood for Southville, Windmill Hill and Bedminster. The installation of measures will be from late 2026 onwards.
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Park Row Cycle Lane
Find Out MoreIn the winter of 2024, the current temporary cycle lanes will be made permanent with changes also made to Colston Street. Completing in spring 2025.
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Denmark Street and Frogmore Street
Proposed measures include timed road closures, public realm improvements and space for businesses with outdoor seating. Consultation on proposed measures will begin in early 2025.
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Vision Zero Action Plan
Find Out MoreIt is expected that Bristol City Council will consult on a Vision Zero Plan, a motion was passed in July 2024 to adopt a Vision Zero Approach to Road Deaths.
TRANSPORT PROJECTS 2025 & 2026
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Deanery Lane
Find Out MoreConsultation on this walking and cycling project took place in spring 2024, work planned for 2026
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Old Market
Find Out MoreConsultation on this walking and cycling link from the City Centre to the Railway Path took place in spring 2024, work planned for 2026
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Bond Street
Consultation on improvements to this major arterial route will commence in 2024
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Union Street
Work to remove buses and general traffic from Broadmead will be consulted on in 2024
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Redcliffe Way
Major plans to improve Redcliffe Way and the Redcliffe roundabout will be consulted on in 2024
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Bedminster Bridges Roundabout
Major plans to improve the Bedminster Bridges roundabout will be consulted on in 2024
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Portway
Find Out MoreImprovements to the bus lanes and shared walking and cycling path will commence in 2026.
PROPOSED PROJECTS
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New Transport Plan
Find Out MoreBristol’s new administration have stated they wish to create a new Transport Plan. The current Transport Strategy was adopted in 2019.
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Vision Zero Action Plan
Find Out MoreIt is expected that Bristol City Council will consult on a Vision Zero Plan, a motion was passed in July 2024 to adopt a Vision Zero Approach to Road Deaths.
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Circluation Plans
Bristol’s new administration have stated they wish to develop circulation plans, establishing the key routes for motor vehicles and buses in the city
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EV Charging Plan
Find Out MoreIn line with WECA’s EV Plan Bristol will create a framework for the rollout of more EV charging.
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Workplace Parking Levy
Find Out MoreBristol’s new administration have stated they wish to consult on a Workplace Parking Levy, a small charge on employee parking to fund larger projects.
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Kerbside Strategy
Find Out MoreBristol’s new administration have stated they wish to consult on a Kerbside Strategy, designed to guide how we balance, parking and other uses of the kerbside.
