Lower Thames Crossing supplementary consultation - Walkers cyclists and horse riders
Overview
- Section 1: Foreword
- Section 2: Project updates
- Section 3: Changes to the route - Overview of design changes
- Section 3a: Changes to the route - South of the river in Kent
- Section 3b: Changes to the route - North of the river in Thurrock and Essex
- Section 4: Property and landowners
- Section 5: Walkers, cyclists and horse riders
- Section 6: Environmental impacts
- Section 7: Building the Lower Thames Crossing
- Section 8: Utilities
- Section 9: Using the crossing
- Section 10: Project timeline
- Section 11: How to have your say
- Section 12: Find out more
Walkers, cyclists and horse riders
At statutory consultation, we explained our intention to, where possible, maintain and improve the walking, cycling and horseriding network in the area affected by the Lower Thames Crossing. Since then, we have carefully considered the feedback received, and have engaged further with local authorities and other stakeholders.
We’ve developed a detailed set of proposals for maintaining, improving and upgrading the walking, cycling and horse-riding network
More Information
We have also carried out additional analysis, looking at potential improvements to routes for walkers, cyclists and horse riders, as well as access to public transport.
This has helped us to develop a detailed set of proposals for maintaining, improving and upgrading the walking, cycling and horse-riding network in the vicinity of the project.
This section includes maps showing our proposals and how they link with the existing network to provide opportunities to access other areas.
For the purpose of describing our updated proposals, we have split the route into eight sections:
- Realignment of National Cycling Route (NCR) 177.
- Recreational routes around the southern tunnel entrance.
- Improvements to Muckingford Road.
- Improvements around the A13/A1089 junction.
- Improvements around Orsett Fen and Ockendon.
- Improvements to North Road crossing.
- Thames Chase Community Forest proposals.
- M25 junction 29.
NOTE: Throughout this section, we will refer to the Lower Thames Crossing as ‘LTC’.
Walkers, cyclists and horse riders: overview
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Walkers, cyclists and horse riders: overview
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Have your say
To comment on our proposals for walkers, cyclists and horse riders, answer question 3a and 3b in the response form.
Continue to the next section: Section 6: Environmental impacts
Read more
- Section 1: Foreword
- Section 2: Project updates
- Section 3: Changes to the route - Overview of design changes
- Section 3a: Changes to the route - South of the river in Kent
- Section 3b: Changes to the route - North of the river in Thurrock and Essex
- Section 4: Property and landowners
- Section 5: Walkers, cyclists and horse riders
- Section 6: Environmental impacts
- Section 7: Building the Lower Thames Crossing
- Section 8: Utilities
- Section 9: Using the crossing
- Section 10: Project timeline
- Section 11: How to have your say
- Section 12: Find out more
Audiences
- Anyone from any background
Interests
- Roads