We’re one of seven sub-national transport bodies in England. We bridge the gap between national government and local authorities, working collaboratively with transport officers, operators and neighbouring regions to speak with a single voice to improve transport across the area – and beyond.
A resilient transport network that works for everyone and is fit for the future, helping people and businesses throughout the Western Gateway to thrive while protecting our environment.
Our Strategic Investment Plan (SIP) identifies 38 investment proposals throughout the Western Gateway region that we believe are best able to deliver our collective vision for transport and achieve the objectives of our joint Strategic Transport Plan over the next ten years.
We work across many areas of transport, from cycling to carbon and rail to roads. Find out more about the projects we’re fuelling. Use the slider to explore our workstreams.
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In 2024, the first round of our rural mobility transport schemes was launched, and we’re now pleased to publish the evaluation report. The projects in the first round of schemes included: A Low Carbon Shared Mobility Club in the Forest of Dean – an Electric Vehicle (EV) car club and e-bike hire scheme, led by […]
Do you have a rural transport initiative you want to trial? Then we want to hear from you. Over the past couple of years, we’ve helped to fund six exciting schemes across the Western Gateway region, from a night shuttle bus between Bridport and Lyme Regis, to helping a DRT service improve its marketing, to […]
Lyme Regis LB1 pilot visit and South Dorset Rural Mobility Pilot/A35 site visit Thursday 13 – Friday 14 August 2026 “Visiting projects on the ground gives us a much better understanding of what works in practice. From the LB1 service in Lyme Regis to the strategic challenges along the A35, the visit showed the importance of […]
We work better when we work together. Got any questions or ideas to transform transport in our region? We’re all ears.
