Active Travel Audits
The aim of the Active travel audits study is to provide:
- Up-to-date information of existing active travel networks to include an account of infrastructure and facilities for walking and cycling within the settlement
- Information and map of potential active travel network of the settlement to include an account of recommended infrastructure and facilities needed within the settlement
- A proposal for investment in active travel infrastructure in each settlement, ranked into an action plan, to help guide potential future active travel investment.
Angus
| Arbroath | Executive Summary | Final Report |
| Brechin |
Executive Summary | Final Report |
| Forfar | Executive Summary | Final Report |
| Monifieth | Executive Summary | Final Report |
| Montrose |
Executive Summary | Final Report |
Dundee
| Coldside | Executive Summary | Final Report |
| Lochee | Executive Summary | Final Report |
| North East Dundee | Executive Summary | Final Report |
Perth & Kinross
| Bridgend/Scone | Executive Summary | Final Report |
| Crieff | Executive Summary | Final Report |
| Perth City North | Executive Summary | Final Report |
Stirling
| Braehead | Executive Summary | Final Report |
| King’s Park | Executive Summary | Final Report |
The final reports are supported by the online databases created during the baseline stage including:
- ArcGIS Collector - Geographic Information System (GIS) recording mapped observations of active travel features from detailed site visits
- Google Photos - containing GPS tagged images supporting the initial and detailed audit stages
- CollabMap - containing geolocated stakeholder comments for active travel issues and usage in the study area
For access to these databases please contact info@tactran.gov.uk.
