Peninsula Transport
“Our vision is to reshape transport across the peninsula—driving a thriving society and economy while protecting and enhancing our unique natural environment.”
Peninsula Transport is a collaborative transport partnership, uniting the five lead authorities of Cornwall, Devon, Plymouth, Somerset, and Torbay to unlock the region’s full economic potential.
Working alongside co-opted members and key partners from both the public and private sectors, we set the strategic transport priorities that will shape the peninsula’s future.
The South West peninsula is a fantastic place to live and work, and great transport is at the heart of what makes it thrive. Our vision is to create a smarter, cleaner, and more resilient transport network—one that strengthens connections, supports growth, and enhances quality of life across the region.
Peninsula Transport Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) and Transport Strategy: guiding future regional transport investment
We are delighted to present the first Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP). A vast amount of progress has been made since the Sub-national Transport Body’s (STB) inception in 2018. This SIP represents the delivery plan for our Transport Strategy which was published in early 2024.
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National Bike week 6-14 June
Now is the time to get cycling in the Peninsula. Large numbers of people have been getting out and about on their bikes to get their daily exercise via lockdown and yet more are now using their bike to get to work. Peninsula Transport Chairman, Cllr Geoff Brown...
Travel responsibly this bank holiday
People are encouraged to be responsible when travelling this weekend. Although travel restrictions have been eased it is still against the rules to stay overnight so camper van owners and campers should not be tempted to head away for the weekend. Equally...
Travel guidance for return to work
Peninsula Transport has welcomed the new government guidance for people who cannot work from home as they start to return to work. The government has asked those who are returning to work to walk, cycle or use their car and avoid using public transport unless...
