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Scheme would help create improved route between Brentwood and Havering and form first part of future walking and cycling network.
Residents and businesses in Brentwood are being invited to have their say on a proposed walking and cycling scheme to help encourage Safer, Greener and Healthier travel.
The A1023 Brentwood Walking and Cycling Scheme aims to create a safer and much-improved walking and cycling route along the A1023 Brook Street/London Road in Brentwood. The route would run between the Brook Street roundabout (M25 junction 28 roundabout) and Kavanaghs Road.
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Safer Greener Healthier
We want to give Essex residents a choice in how they travel. Whether it's walking, cycling, scooting or using public transport, we could all travel more sustainably, especially for shorter journeys which will free up the roads for those that really have to use them.
If we travel more sustainably, our streets will become less busy and congested, leading to improved air quality. It will help us become healthier both physically and mentally.
Up to 43% of car trips in Essex are under three miles, a journey which could, for many people be made on foot (which would take around 30 minutes) or on a bike (a 15-minute ride).
Create a road environment that is SAFER, encouraging more residents to cycle or walk, especially for shorter journeys.
Work up sustainable transport solutions to ensure that Essex reduces carbon emissions and delivers long-term GREENER benefits.
Deliver long-term public health benefits so that our residents become HEALTHIER.
By introducing, supporting and funding various projects across Essex which will encourage and make it easier for people to walk, cycle or scoot more, especially for shorter journeys. These include the introduction of new walking and cycling routes as well as trialling e-scooters, working with Essex businesses to help them prepare and implement effective active travel plans and working with schools to make the roads around them safer and healthier.
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