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Make the most of your free time and get out and about by bus or train to see what Norfolk has to offer.
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For a map of cycling routes in Norwich including the location of cycle parking stands ...
[ Visit the cycling page on the Transport and Streets website]
To report a highway problem or make an enquiry please go to our Highway services page.
Norwich has six conveniently placed Park&Ride sites.
[ Find out more about Park&Ride in Norwich]
[ Buy your Park&Ride season ticket online]
You can find the location and contact details of your local highways area office together with other information about local services on the Where I Live website.
We are committed to providing a safe and effective transport system and supporting others in delivering quality passenger transport services.
The links on this page will give you access to the services and information we provide related to transport and streets.
Over the next 20 years Great Yarmouth is expected to grow by 12,000 people including the regeneration of underused waterfront areas.
[Read more about Great Yarmouth and Gorleston Transportation Strategy Exhibition and Consultation]
Norfolk's top-performing Casualty Reduction Team could become the nation's Local Government Team of the Year - but only if they garner more public votes than three other finalists.
[Read more about Vote for Norfolk’s Road Casualty Reduction Team!]
How can Great Yarmouth and Gorleston be kept moving as travel and transport demands increase and change in the years ahead?
[Read more about Keeping Great Yarmouth moving – consultation on future transport plans]
Big cuts in park and ride costs for lone drivers and travel pass holders come into force on Monday 8 June at five of Norfolk County Council's six Norwich park & rides. All the sites except the Airport* Park & Ride are changing from the current 'pay to park' system to 'pay on the bus.'
[Read more about New Norwich Park and Ride charges set to cut city centre traffic]
The first phase of road improvement works funded by the Community Infrastructure Fund (CIF) in King's Lynn will begin on Monday 1 June 2009.
[Read more about Junction improvement works to start in King’s Lynn]
The campaign that helped bring forward the start date of work to dual the final single carriageway stretch of the A11 has scooped top honours in a national awards ceremony.
[Read more about Norfolk County Council wins national award for campaign to dual the A11]
There is a new Sunday & Bank holiday bus service starting on May 24th, serving both Great Yarmouth & Wroxham.
[ Read more about Sanders service 6, Sunday and Bank holiday service on the PDF poster].
Norfolk County Council's road surface dressing programme for 2009 begins this week, with work starting in the Hopton area, around Ludham and to the east of Acle.
[Read more about Road surface dressing programme underway in Norfolk]
For the past two years, the councils of Broadland, Norwich and South Norfolk have been working together with Norfolk County Council to develop plans for long term housing growth and jobs in the area.
Consultation has been launched on the strategy including a preferred option for the distribution of growth. It is hoped that this consultation will help people understand and consider the broad strategy for the three districts, including the favoured option to develop new jobs and homes in and around Norwich. This report is publicly available in printed and electronic formats, and a programme of exhibitions is taking place to help give people an opportunity to find out more. See www.gndp.org.uk/reg25 for more details.
Alongside this, Norfolk County Council has developed plans for the future of travel in the Norwich area. They involve a significant commitment towards further improving public transport, walking and cycling; something we feel is important to support the planned growth. These measures will be delivered as part of a package with the Northern Distributor Road which has been identified as a priority scheme by the region. Please see the NATS website for more information.
