The Haudagain roundabout is one of the busiest areas in Aberdeen. Photo: Kenny Elrick/DCT Media.
Aberdeen City Council is requesting the public’s views on active travel and public transport on two key city roads.
The two roads that are under consultation are the A92 Bridge of Dee to Bridge of Don road and the A944 Aberdeen to Westhill road.
The two separate requests for views will focus on the council’s efforts to make use of the city bypass.
The studies each have a set of potential options available for public feedback.
The image shows the area covered by the A92 study. Supplied by Aberdeen City Council.
This is developing from the council’s previous study on A92 road launched in February.
There will also be a focus on how to encourage people to travel sustainably by walking, cycling and using public transport.
People have until July, 1 to fill out the survey.
The image shows the area covered by the A944 study. Supplied by Aberdeen City Council.
What does the council want to know?
Understand how people currently use the roads
Identification of problems on the roads
Feedback on several potential options for improvements
How Covid has affected the way people travel
Where to build bus and cycle infrastructure
To give your views on the A92 Bridge of Dee to Bridge of Don road click here.
To give your views on the A944 Aberdeen to Westhill road click here.
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Public views wanted on active travel and public transport on key Aberdeen roads
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