Bristol’s new transport plans criticised as 'a sticking plaster' View Image

Bristol Live readers have been reacting to five major transport projects set to transform how people move around the city. Key proposals include banning cars from Prince Street Bridge, improving walking and cycling facilities on Bath Bridges, and expanding the School Streets programme citywide.

Despite concerns from transport officials about potential congestion, Bristol City Council ’s transport policy committee approved the bridge closure earlier this month. Pete Woodhouse, transport strategy manager, highlighted worries over access to Spike Island and the impact of ongoing roadworks at Redcliffe and Bedminster Bridges on traffic.

No traffic modelling has yet been conducted to predict the closure’s e

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