About
How the Plan works
Making Barbados easier to move around, better connected and ready for the future.
Delivery horizons
Horizons describe when, not a formal gate or maturity process. A project does not have to pass mechanically through every horizon.
NOW
What Government is doing, or can act on, now.
NEXT
What Government intends to progress next.
FUTURE
Longer-term ambitions, interventions and changes.
COMPLETE
What has been delivered.
Status and health are separate
Status
Not started · In development · Ready · In delivery · Complete · Paused
Health
On track · Attention needed · Off track · Not assessed
How we will deliver
Evidence-led
Decisions grounded in consultation evidence, network data and route records.
Coordinated
One national programme, planned across agencies and utilities.
Affordable
Aligned to the Estimates and realistic about what can be funded.
Transparent
Published in plain English, showing what is and is not agreed.
Accountable
Reported regularly against commitments and measures.
How this fits with other Barbados transport systems
Public / national layer
Barbados Transport Plan
Where are we going, and what will we deliver?
Evidence / prioritisation layer
Barbados Routes
Why is this an issue, and why should an intervention progress? Scoring is not duplicated here — the Plan links to route records.
Operational layer
BTCC
What is happening on the network today. Links will be provided for live conditions.
Alignment with the Physical Development Plan
The six outcomes are a synthesis of the national transport consultation evidence and are aligned to the Barbados Physical Development Plan, especially its direction toward mobility and accessibility, multimodal transport, public transport, active travel, resilient infrastructure, land-use integration, access to jobs and services, and place-based planning.
See the six outcomes