Transport

Transport Strategy for London

London Boroughs, including Haringey, play a key role in the planning and delivery of the elements of the Mayor’s Transport Strategy.

Click on the relevant link below to find out more about:

The Mayor’s Transport Strategy has a number of key priorities, set out below:

  • Improving Road Safety
  • Improving Bus Journey Times and Reliability
  • Relieving Congestion and Improving Journey Time Reliability
  • Improving Parking and Loading Arrangements to provide fair reasonable and effective enforcement of regulations
  • Improving Accessibility and Social Inclusion on the Transport Network
  • Encouraging Walking
  • Encouraging Cycling
  • Bringing Transport Infrastructure to a good state of repair.
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Local Implementation Plan

Every London Borough has produced a Local Implementation Plan (LIP) to demonstrate how their local transport plans and programmes contribute to the implementation of key priorities set by the Mayor and reflect the transport needs and aspirations of people in Haringey. Funding from Transport for London depends on how well the borough helps fulfil the Mayor’s Transport Aims.

Haringey's LIP was approved by Transport for London in May 2007. The LIP sets outs details of specific transport schemes up to March 2009 with indicative proposals for the two years after that. The document contains the Haringey Transport Strategy along with Plans for Parking, Walking, Cycling, Road Safety and School Travel Plans. The LIP also includes a Strategic Environmental Assessment to ensure that proposals are sustainable and will not damage the environment.

To read the final draft LIP Document follow the links in the table below.

NB: Please note that some of the downloads below are quite large and may take some time to download.

ChapterLocal Implementation PlanTypeSize(K)
 Table of ContentsPDF54K
Chapter 1Local Socio/ Demographic contextsPDF292K
Chapter 2Local Transport ContextPDF637K
Chapter 3Haringey Transport StrategyPDF192K
Chapter 4Equality Impact AssessmentPDF69K
Chapter 5.1-2LIP Proposals Intro and Improving Road SafetyPDF2.3MB
Chapter 5.3Improving Bus Journey Times and ReliabilityPDF283K
Chapter 5.4Relieving traffic congestionPDF531K
Chapter 5.5-6Parking and AccessibilityPDF239K
Chapter 5.7WalkingPDF566K
Chapter 5.8CyclingPDF935K
Chapter 5.9-12Transport infrastructure/ Town Centres / Travel Awareness and Travel Plans / Regeneration AreasPDF263K
Chapter 6Performance IndicatorsPDF325K
Chapter 7ConsultationPDF136K
Chapter 8Borough Core Capacity StatementPDF84K
Chapter 9Environmental Aspects and StatementPDF369K
Chapter 10Funding ImplicationsPDF29K
Appendix 1:Transport Strategy MatrixXLS694K
Appendix 2:LIP Proposal Delivery Forms 1-29PDF807K
Appendix 3:LIP Proposal Delivery Forms 30-62PDF506K
Appendix 4:LIP Proposal Summary SheetXLS41K
Appendix 4:School Travel Plan StrategyPDF160K
Appendix 5:Parking and Enforcement PlanPDF1.2MB
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Environmental Report

The Environmental Report sets out the findings of the Strategic Environmental Assessment of Haringey's Local Implementation Plan. Click on the relevant section headings below to find out more.

Section
number

Section Title

LIP

Table of Contents and Summary (pdf 97kb)

1

Introduction (pdf 45kb)

2

Scope (pdf 70kb)

3

The LIP for Haringey (pdf 118kb)

4

State of the Environment ( pdf 502kb)

5

Alternative Options (pdf 90kb)

6

Assessment of Environmental Effects (pdf 84kb)

7

Mitigation (pdf 49kb)

8

Monitoring (pdf 86kb)

9

The Way Ahead (pdf 30kb)

Appendices:

Appendix A (pdf 258kb)
Appendix B (pdf 64kb)
Appendix C (pdf 40kb)
Appendix D (pdf 47kb)
Appendix E (pdf 59kb)
Appendix F (pdf 32kb)
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Contact

Transportation Planning
1st Floor South
River Park House
225 High Road
London N22 8HQ

Email: transportplanning@haringey.gov.uk

 

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Page Last Updated: 23 October 2008

This page belongs to the following categories :
- Council, government and democracy > Councils > Council policies and plans
- Transport and streets > Transport planning
- Transport and streets > Motor vehicles, roads and parking

 
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