Transport and highways plans and policies

We are responsible for maintaining the 1091 km (676 miles) of carriageways and footways of adopted highways within its boundaries, ensuring all highway maintenance and managerial issues are dealt with effectively.

The Fabian Way Corridor is scheduled to experience significant development in the next 25 years, generating increased travel demand.

The Joint Local Transport Plan for South West Wales (2015 - 2020) is the statutory policy which determines the strategy and programme for transportation and transport infrastructure within our City and County.

These reports provide the policy and strategies for bus and rail travel within the City and County of Swansea and South West Wales.

The regional transport plan sets out a long term strategy for improving access to, from and within south west Wales.

This policy sets out how we will design, manage and maintain our pathways to make sure they are safe for all users.

Please find copies of parking services annual reports and links to the statement of accounts for car parks annual income and expenditure.

This policy states our approach for the highways winter maintenance service.

Active travel is a term for making journeys by physically active means, like walking or cycling. We want to improve and promote active travel for the benefit of everyone.