Shoreham to Brighton Cycle Route Survey
West Sussex County Council is once again asking for opinions on much-needed improvements for cycling and walking across the county. This time around, there are
SHOREHAM SOCIETY
Getting Around in Shoreham
Dealing with the tensions and challenges of traffic, parking, cycling and public transport
TRANSPORT
Less traffic. Safe cycle routes. People-friendly streets.
Traffic concerns people in Shoreham more than anything else – its impact on health, the environment and the general quality of life.
The uncontrolled growth of traffic is a major threat to the future well-being of Shoreham unless effective action is taken. Practical steps are needed to reduce traffic, manage it better, deal with the parking chaos, make the centre more pedestrian-friendly, and promote alternatives to cars for getting around in Shoreham.
Help us campaign to improve transport and access for all in and around Shoreham by joining us in the Shoreham Society and making your voice heard.
Cycling and walking improvements.
Have your say
West Sussex County Council have launched the next stage in the consultation process for the proposed Shoreham-by-Sea Walking and Cycling Improvements. The consultation opens on
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