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Transportation Team

 

Oyster Bay Trail public consultation
(coastal cycle route phase 2)

We want your views on the route, its design and where it goes.

Please don't park across Dropped Kerbs or Double Park

If you park across a dropped kerb or double park you are now risking a £70 fine.

Find out why we are enforcing new rules and how to stay out of trouble.

Changes to Car Park Charges

Each year the Council reviews the Off-Street Parking Places Order - the legal document which defines all of the charges for parking in the Council's car parks as well as the other fees and conditions that apply.

The proposals for 2012 have been out to public consultation. Find out what is being proposed.

St Dunstan's and Westgate Towers
Environmental Improvements

View details of proposals which the City Council hope will achieve a long standing aspiration to remove traffic passing through the Westgate Towers.

Parking Regulation Review 2012
Would you like to request a change?

If you would like us to consider changing the parking restrictions where you live, for example putting in new yellow lines or parking bays, or you would like to have some restrictions taken away, please email us or write to us, so that your proposal can be included in the 2012 Parking Regulation Review.

Existing Parking Restrictions 

If you would like to see which parking regulations apply at the moment,  you can browse the current Traffic Regulation Orders.

Documents on Deposit

Details of changes to parking restrictions that are currently out to public consultation can be downloaded or viewed online.

Additional Park and Ride provision for Canterbury

Find out about the sites being considered for additional Park and Ride spaces in Canterbury.

Canterbury Parking Strategy

The Canterbury Parking Strategy is using a sustainable approach to balance the needs of residents, businesses and visitors and to help reduce traffic congestion.

North Canterbury Parking Survey

The Council carried out a major survey of parking in the north of Canterbury in 2009. Details of the survey and the subsequent report to the Canterbury Area Member Panel are available.

Kent Freedom Pass scheme

The new Kent Freedom Pass Scheme, which was piloted in Canterbury, is a groundbreaking initiative that will allow young people unlimited travel on public bus services for a year - all for a one-off payment of £50.

What Else The Transportation Team deals with...

 The City Council’s Transportation Team look after several important functions at a local level.

In particular, we take a strategic view of parking issues across the district along with maintenance of the City Council’s car parks and lines and signs associated with parking restrictions.
 
We will continue to have an input into traffic and parking policies. A number of strategy documents have been drawn up including the Canterbury District Transport Action Plan, the Canterbury Parking Strategy, the Draft District Bus Strategy and the Draft District Walking and Cycling Strategy.
 
We have also helped to create the council's new policy on abandoned bicycles in public places.
 
We can tell you about existing and proposed cycle routes.
 
We can help with enquiries about bus shelters, street nameplates and street naming and numbering and we can advise you about the Kent Karrier Dial-a-Ride service. 
 
 
Motorists in Kent are being encouraged to cut down their fuel costs and reduce congestion by registering online with Kentjourneyshare, the first public car sharing scheme in Kent.  Canterbury City Council is one of several employers who have registered with the scheme.
 
Plan your journey using public transport by visiting the Traveline web site.
 
Access Highlight Markings (white lines across driveways) are now administered by Kent Highways and you can apply for a new marking online.  If your marking is worn out and it was originally installed before September 2009 you can also  ask to have it re-marked.
 
Most other matters relating to roads are the responsibility of Kent County Council, 

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