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Harrow Council's active travel strategy

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Harrow Council's active travel strategy is currently focused on resident feedback showing strong support for safer roads and improved infrastructure.

In October 2026, Harrow residents expressed strong support for the council's active travel strategy, with feedback highlighting a desire for safer roads, improved pavements, and better pedestrian crossings. This was heard at the Traffic and Road Safety Advisory Panel meeting on 20 October 2026, following a public engagement process for the council's Long-Term Transport Strategy sub-strategies.

The public engagement process for the active travel strategy, which aims to promote safer and more sustainable ways to travel, recorded over 2,000 visits to its online consultation form. No further meetings are currently scheduled to discuss the strategy.

Key facts

  1. In October 2026, residents voiced strong support for Harrow Council's active travel strategy. Source
  2. The Traffic and Road Safety Advisory Panel heard feedback on 20 October 2026. Source
  3. Over 2,000 visits were recorded to the online consultation form. Source
  4. 91% of respondents identified as Harrow residents. Source
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