Local Transport Plan 2001-2006 delivery report

Over £131 million has been spent over the last five years on delivering against the transport objectives and priorities set out in the first Local Transport Plan 2001-2006 (LTP) which was published in 2000. The delivery report is a document required by Government to provide evidence of the progress that has been made during that time, and is also intended to provide information on those achievements that will be of interest to local stakeholders. This five-year delivery report is provided in place of the normal Local Transport Plan Annual Progress Report.

The delivery report is attached to this page for you to read or download as a PDF. The PDF has also been broken down into chapters in order to make large sections quicker to open.

Chapter 1 - introduction to Shropshire and the delivery report.
Chapter 2 - analysis of the overall impact on Shropshire Achieved through the implementation of the first LTP, including how it has contributed towards achieving transport aims and wider objectives, and the lessons that have been learnt.
Chapter 3 - the progress made against the Core LTP targets, and an overview of progress on highways maintenance during the LTP period.
Chapter 4 - evidence of how we delivered against our detailed strategies for improving public transport, road safety, sustainable transport, school travel and cycling.