TRAFFIC FREE NETWORK ENHANCEMENTS

Traffic Free Network

The Traffic Free Network is a series of routes, commonly known as looplines or Greenways, within Salford providing the opportunity for a range of users and uses.  Salford City Council are currently reviewing existing routes with a view to potentially providing enhancements where it is deemed appropriate.  At this initial stage, the City Council would like to obtain feedback from the users of these routes so that at greater knowledge and understanding of these routes can be gained.  The routes in the Traffic Free Network include, Roe Green Loopline, Linnyshaw Loopline, Ellenbrook Loopline, Tyldesley Loopline, Port Salford Greenway, Bridgewater Canalside.

if you would like to help develop the potential enhancements, we would be grateful if you could answer the following questions;
1.How often do you use the Traffic Free Network
2.Which of the Traffic Free Routes/Looplines/Greenways do you use the most
3.How do you use the Traffic Free Network
4.Can you easily access the Traffic Free Network
5.What time of day do you use the Traffic Free Network
6.How do you use the Traffic Free Network
7.Do you feel safe on the Traffic Free Network
8.Would you benefit from any of the following enhancements on the traffic free network – tick all that are appropriate
9.Please provide any additional comments you may have regarding the Traffic Free Network and how SCC can improve these routes (max 250 words)
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