Nottingham City Council has an ambitious plan for transport in our city.
We are working to build a sustainable and integrated transport network that allows people to move around easily, quickly, and affordably.
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Bus Service Improvement Plan
Driving
Public Transport
These works are designed to improve bus reliability, make bus stops more accessible for passengers and help reduce congestion at known traffic bottlenecks along the route.
In Progress
EMCCA Funded
Nottingham City Council is planning to make improvements to Gregory Boulevard using funding allocated by the East Midlands Combined County Authority.
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Highways Planned Maintenance funding
We're resurfacing Queens Drive between Crossgate Drive and Castle Bridge Road, beginning 19th January.
Coming soon
EMCCA Funded
A project to make improvements along King Edward Street, Beck Street, Bath Street and part of St Ann's Well Road is planned to begin later in 2026.
In Progress
Transforming Cities Fund
Works to improve Bull Close Road for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians will begin from January 2026.
Complete
Transforming Cities Fund
Walking and Cycling
Waterside Bridge is now open! The Transforming Cities-funded pedestrian and cyclist bridge across the River Trent opened to the public on 2 June 2026, linking the city and the expanding Waterside regeneration area and Lady Bay.
14/08/2026
CT4N have ceased operating- find out what it means for bus services in Nottingham.
Our weekly roadworks bulletin details planned works happening across the city.
Good transport infrastructure is essential to managing congestion and making sure people can get around. Nottingham has an award-winning integrated transport system run by different operators working in partnership to deliver excellent customer service.
