Outcome 4
More choice in how we move
Make walking, cycling, accessible travel and public transport practical parts of a connected system.
Why this is an outcome
Sidewalks, ramps, crossings, audible signals, active travel and the lack of realistic alternatives to car dependence.
Physical Development Plan alignment
Active travel; multimodal transport; accessibility.
National commitments
Commitment 11
Create a connected national walking network
Join up footways and crossings so walking routes work end to end.
Commitment 12
Expand the Barbados Trailway as part of the transport network
Treat the Trailway as everyday transport infrastructure, not only recreation.
Commitment 13
Make accessibility a standard part of transport delivery
Accessible design as default in every scheme, stop and public space.
Candidate programmes
Proposed and to be validated — not yet Government commitments.
Barbados Walking & Accessibility Programme
Connected footways, crossings and accessible infrastructure.
Proposed / to be validatedBarbados Trailway Expansion Programme
Extension of the Trailway as everyday active-travel infrastructure.
Proposed / to be validatedMobility Hubs & Interchange Programme
Better interchange between modes and services.
Proposed / to be validated
Measures for this outcome
Baselines and targets are only published once data exists.
- Baseline being established
Connected walking routes improved
Length of continuous walking route improved.
- Baseline being established
Accessible transport locations
Stops and locations meeting accessible design standards.
- Baseline being established
Connected active-travel network
Extent of the connected active-travel network.