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State of Roads in Wales
- This consultation has completed. It ran from Monday, 26 March 2018 to Friday, 27 April 2018
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Response to the consultation
Evidence submitted in response to this Consultation
- 01 Anthony Hontoir PDF 186 KB View as HTML (1) 6 KB
- 02 Steve Harvey PDF 22 KB View as HTML (2) 4 KB
- 03 Gwyn Smith PDF 21 KB View as HTML (3) 3 KB
- 04 John Mather PDF 823 KB
- 05 Institution of Civil Engineers Wales Cymru PDF 820 KB
- 06 Dr Gareth Parry Jones PDF 188 KB View as HTML (6) 8 KB
- 07 Lesley Daniels PDF 103 KB View as HTML (7) 2 KB
- 08 Federation of Small Businesses PDF 832 KB
- 09 Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Wales PDF 615 KB
- 09a Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Wales - Additional information PDF 710 KB
- 10 Pembrokeshire County Council PDF 830 KB
- 11 Welsh Police Forces PDF 174 KB View as HTML (12) 16 KB
- 12 ACE Cymru Wales PDF 139 KB View as HTML (13) 28 KB
- 13 Professor Nigel Smith PDF 225 KB View as HTML (14) 70 KB
- 13a Professor Nigel Smith - Additional information PDF 229 KB View as HTML (15) 70 KB
- 14 Woodland Trust PDF 207 KB View as HTML (16) 12 KB
- 15 Welsh Local Government Association PDF 429 KB View as HTML (17) 77 KB
- 16 Caerphilly County Borough Council PDF 219 KB View as HTML (18) 14 KB
- 17 Campaign Against the LevelsMotorway (CALM) PDF 2 MB
- 18 Conwy County Borough Council PDF 94 KB View as HTML (20) 26 KB
- 19 Cardiff Council PDF 526 KB
- 20 Asphalt Industry Alliance PDF 1 MB
- 21 RSPB Wales PDF 808 KB
- 22 South Wales Trunk Road Agent PDF 1 MB
- 23 Tarmac PDF 601 KB
- 24 Design Commission for Wales PDF 921 KB
- 25 Denbighshire County Council PDF 622 KB
- 26 Arup PDF 557 KB
- 27 County Surveyors Society (CSS) Wales PDF 603 KB
- 28 North & Mid Wales Trunk Road Agent PDF 1 MB
- 29 Auditor General for Wales PDF 2 MB
- 30 Sustrans Cymru PDF 576 KB
- 31 Campaign for Better Transport PDF 758 KB
- 32 Capital Law PDF 160 KB
Purpose of the consultation
The
Economy, Infrastructure and Skills
Committee would welcome your views on the terms of reference for the
inquiry.
Terms of reference
- The current condition of roads in Wales
and whether the approach to funding and delivery of maintenance programmes
for the local road, trunk road and motorway network in Wales is effective,
managed so as to minimise disruption to road users, and provides value for
money;
- Whether major enhancement projects on
the local road, trunk road and motorway network are prioritised, funded,
planned and delivered effectively, and provide value for money. Relevant
issues include the implementation of the Early Contractor Involvement
approach and the opportunities offered by the Welsh Government’s Mutual
Investment Model; and
- Whether Wales is adopting a sustainable
approach to the maintenance and enhancement of its road network in the
context of key legislation such as the Well-being of Future Generations
(Wales) Act 2015 and the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013.
Contact details
Should you wish to speak to someone regarding this consultation, please use the below contact details:
Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee
Welsh Parliament
Cardiff Bay
Cardiff
CF99 1SN
Email: Contact@senedd.wales
Telephone: 0300 200 6565