Uttlesford Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan

Overview

Essex County Council want to improve cycling and walking routes to provide residents with more travel options in Uttlesford (Saffron Walden and Great Dunmow).

By developing the proposed cycling and walking networks, we can make our streets healthier, safer and greener for everyone. These networks will increase safety and accessibility for those who walk, wheel or cycle. These ways of traveling can also improve our physical health and wellbeing.

At this stage, the proposed network of cycling and walking routes has been developed using transport modelling tools. This network highlights strategic routes to better connect people to key destinations such as schools, town/city centres, and key transport links (bus/train). The consultation will help identify and refine the proposed routes using local knowledge. Attached in the documents section on the right, under ''Documents,'' are PDFs of the proposed walking and cycling routes for each location.

Why your views matter

We are currently seeking your views on the proposed cycling and walking networks.

To help us with planning for future infrastructure, we would like your input on any important routes not shown, and to what extent you agree or disagree with the networks and their connections to key destinations.

This survey is intended to gather feedback from residents and businesses using their local knowledge. No construction has been pre-planned, and we will consult residents again if any detailed plans arise.

Fill in the survey below and/or make comments on the maps located in the Maps tab below, you will have to scroll down to find your area of interest. If you would like to comment on more than one area, please complete a new survey response for each area.

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.

For any questions you may have about the consultation or to request a paper copy, please email SGH.Routes@essex.gov.uk.

Overview

Essex County Council want to improve cycling and walking routes to provide residents with more travel options in Uttlesford (Saffron Walden and Great Dunmow).

By developing the proposed cycling and walking networks, we can make our streets healthier, safer and greener for everyone. These networks will increase safety and accessibility for those who walk, wheel or cycle. These ways of traveling can also improve our physical health and wellbeing.

At this stage, the proposed network of cycling and walking routes has been developed using transport modelling tools. This network highlights strategic routes to better connect people to key destinations such as schools, town/city centres, and key transport links (bus/train). The consultation will help identify and refine the proposed routes using local knowledge. Attached in the documents section on the right, under ''Documents,'' are PDFs of the proposed walking and cycling routes for each location.

Why your views matter

We are currently seeking your views on the proposed cycling and walking networks.

To help us with planning for future infrastructure, we would like your input on any important routes not shown, and to what extent you agree or disagree with the networks and their connections to key destinations.

This survey is intended to gather feedback from residents and businesses using their local knowledge. No construction has been pre-planned, and we will consult residents again if any detailed plans arise.

Fill in the survey below and/or make comments on the maps located in the Maps tab below, you will have to scroll down to find your area of interest. If you would like to comment on more than one area, please complete a new survey response for each area.

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.

For any questions you may have about the consultation or to request a paper copy, please email SGH.Routes@essex.gov.uk.

Uttlesford (Saffron Walden and Great Dunmow) Cycling Network

2 days

Using the plus icon on the left please place a pin on roads, byways, or areas in Uttlesford which should be included in the Cycling Network. We also ask you to comment on why this should be included, for example this road is a key connector between a school and a housing estate and is very well used. Please be as specific as you can about certain roads and locations.

Laptop/Computer: Click the plus icon on the left hand side of your screen. Then click on the pin and drag it to your desired location. Add a comment and press submit. You can place multiple pins.

Phone/Tablet: Click the plus icon at the bottom of your screen. Then click on the pin, and it will appear in the centre. Move the map around and click ''set location'' when it is in your desired spot. Add a comment and press submit. You can place multiple pins. However, we recommend using a laptop or computer.

Please remember to return to the survey upon completion on the map feature by clicking on the previous tab.

If you would like to download the maps in PDF format, head back to the main page and use the document links on the right-hand side.

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Uttlesford (Saffron Walden and Great Dunmow) Walking Network

2 days

Using the plus icon on the left please place a pin on roads, byways, or areas in Uttlesford which should be included in the Walking Network. We also ask you to comment on why this should be included, for example this road is a key connector between a school and a housing estate and is very well used. Please be as specific as you can about certain roads and locations.

Laptop/Computer: Click the plus icon on the left hand side of your screen. Then click on the pin and drag it to your desired location. Add a comment and press submit. You can place multiple pins.

Phone/Tablet: Click the plus icon at the bottom of your screen. Then click on the pin, and it will appear in the centre. Move the map around and click ''set location'' when it is in your desired spot. Add a comment and press submit. You can place multiple pins. However, we recommend using a laptop or computer.

Please remember to return to the survey upon completion on the map feature by clicking on the previous tab.

If you would like to download the maps in PDF format, head back to the main page and use the document links on the right-hand side.


Go to Map
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