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Welcome to Carmarthenshire’s Active Travel Network Map

This map is for everyone who wants to comment on issues that affect their Active Travel journeys. Active travel simply means making journeys in physically active ways - like walking, wheeling (using a wheelchair or mobility aid), cycling, or scootering. Carmarthenshire County Council continue to welcome suggestions on additional routes or enhancements that would improve your experience of the network and travelling around the county for day-to-day journeys.

You can provide your feedback by adding a comment to the map. There is now also the option to upload photos as evidence to your comment.

These comments will be monitored and recorded as an evidence base to be used in any future development or construction funding bids.

The base map has been updated with an overlay of the approved Active Travel Network Map (ATNM). The map contains:

‘Existing Routes’ that have been audited and are in line with Active Travel design guidelines and;
Potential ‘Future Routes’ which have been identified following public and stakeholder consultation, along with routes that have not been audited yet.

Zoom into an area of interest to see the Existing Route Network and identified Future Routes in more detail. You can also clear these routes from the map by unchecking them in the map key.

This map is for everyone who wants to make journeys on foot or by bike across our region, for any purpose, including those who don’t walk or cycle often and people who use mobility aids. We would like your comments on the infrastructure we already have and what you would like to see in the future. Comments will then be used, alongside those we have already gathered, to help plan Carmarthenshire’s Active Travel Network Map.

Following the passing of the Active Travel (Wales) Act in 2013 all Local Authorities in Wales are required to produce maps of Active Travel networks. These maps will help to identify opportunities to expand and improve the network and facilities, whilst also highlighting what has been done well. Routes are to be coherent, direct, safe, comfortable and attractive.

These comments will be monitored and recorded as an evidence base to be used in any future development or construction funding bids.

Additional information on the Act can be found at: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/anaw/2013/7/contents/enacted

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