Highland Council to hold public consultation at Spectrum Centre on new plans for Inverness public transport
AN open drop-in session to gather public feedback on the Highland Council's latest proposals for development of public transport in Inverness will be held in the city centre next week.
Information on three studies will be presented at an in-person public drop-in event on Wednesday, December 14 between 4.30pm and 7.30pm at the Spectrum Centre.
Studies commissioned by the council include systems to prioritise buses in the city centre and a bus priority and active travel corridor on Millburn Road.
On the day, members of the study teams will be available to answer any questions and explain more about the improvement proposals for these key routes within the city centre.
This comes following the development of new options addressing existing problems to bus travel in Inverness and are looking for public feedback to proposals.
Chair of the economy and infrastructure committee, Councillor Ken Gowans said: “Improvements have now been developed and are currently being appraised against a range of criteria. To feed into these appraisals we invite local businesses and the public to find out more and then comment on the options being considered. It would be great if as many people as possible attend and pass on their views.”
Further information relating to these studies as well as other ongoing projects within Inverness can also be found at the Bus Partnership Fund website www.highland.gov.uk/buspartnership.
