Please visit our Engagement and consultation process page to view any proposals that are currently open for feedback.
Clevedon
Between January and March 2024 we sought people’s views on initial proposals to upgrade the roundabouts on Tickenham Road, Ettlingen Way and Southern Way on the outskirts of Clevedon. The aim of the upgrades proposed were to make bus travel faster, more reliable and more sustainable. They would also improve infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists.
The three roundabouts have been identified as areas of congestion along the popular X5, X6, X7, X10 and B2 bus routes, which link Clevedon and surrounding areas to and from Bristol. These services currently carry nearly 50,000 bus passenger journeys every month with demand expected to grow. Proposed upgrades include enlarging the roundabouts, introducing new bus priority lanes and improving crossings and pavements for pedestrians and cyclists. The changes at the roundabouts would benefit bus passengers and help services.
Please visit our Engagement and consultation process page to view any proposals that are currently open for feedback.
Worle High Street
We’ve been working with the community local to the High Street in Worle, Weston-super-Mare to help shape new plans to transform the area into a vibrant, revitalised and safer place to live, work and visit.
Workshops involving businesses, residents and community groups have been held between October 2023 and February 2024. We discussed potential improvements that could be made to develop and create a new set of designs for the area.
We are continuing to refine these early designs and will be sharing these for feedback in an online public survey later in 2024.
Please visit our Engagement and consultation process page to view any proposals that are currently open for feedback.
Transport hubs, bus stops and shelters
We want to work with communities to co-develop inviting new bus transport hubs. These will help to improve the waiting environment and connectivity experience for bus and active travel users.
We will be inviting people to comment on plans for these as soon as we can – but these could include features such as cycle parking and rapid electric vehicle charging points.
We’re also hoping to give many of our existing bus stops and shelters a facelift. This will include enhanced signage, modern shelters, living roofs in some locations and dynamic real-time information boards.
We will share further updates on this page once we have them.
About real time information (RTI)
Real-time information (RTI) about live bus departures are displayed at certain bus stops and online to help you see when your next bus is due.
You can find out more about bus travel in North Somerset on the Travelwest website.
Reporting damage to existing bus shelters or stops
Have you noticed a problem with a bus shelter, bus stop or incorrect timetable? You can report it to the Public Transport Team by emailing public.transport@n-somerset.gov.uk or phoning 01934 426 715. Please let them know the bus stop name, bus service number, the direction the bus is travelling in, and the time and date as this will help us deal with the issue quicker.
Advertising on existing bus stops
Our Public Transport Team offers a range of packages with flexible pricing plans for advertising opportunities. These include our full colour digital real time information screens available in prime town centre locations from as little as £25 per fortnight. Email public.transport@n-somerset.gov.uk or phone 01934 426 715 to discuss.