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Transport Strategy

Draft Transport Strategy

Supporting Documents

Below are the documents that have informed the Draft Transport Strategy.

Please email tfse@eastsussex.gov.uk for an accessible version of these documents.

A bold vision for a brighter future

We think that to achieve a flourishing economy you need a bold, future-focused Transport Strategy built around people and the places they live, work and do business. 

The strategy supported the development of our Strategic Investment Plan and is where the journey towards a brighter, more sustainable future for the South East began.

This is our thirty-year Transport Strategy for the South East.

The front cover of the Transport Strategy for the South East with a cartoon scene of a busy town with lots of transport.
Read our Transport Strategy ‘at a glance’
The front cover of the Transport Strategy for the South East with a cartoon scene of a busy town with lots of transport.
Read the full Transport Strategy

A full suite of supporting technical documents can be found here.

£183 billion Gross Value Added (GVA)
474,000 jobs created
Net zero carbon emissions

Where it started

The existing Transport Strategy was published in summer 2020. It set out our partnership’s shared vision for a better connected, more prosperous and more sustainable South East.

Our Economic Connectivity Review was the first major component of our Transport Strategy for the region. To turn our Transport Strategy from vision to reality, we developed five Area Studies:

– Outer Orbital Study
– Inner Orbital Study
– South Central Radial Study
– South East Radial Study
– South West Radial Study.

The most recent component towards achieving our vision is our Strategic Investment Plan (SIP). The SIP was developed in collaboration with our 16 Local Transport Authorities and builds upon our Transport Strategy.

As part of our commitment to the Transport Strategy, we are refreshing it every five years, ensuring it remains committed to the priorities of the 16 Local Transport Authorities.