Outcome 6

Transport that strengthens places and Barbados' economy

Use transport investment to strengthen communities and economic opportunity.

Why this is an outcome

Transport problems are also place and economic problems, affecting communities, schools, centres, tourism, development, the airport and the port.

Physical Development Plan alignment

Land-use integration; place-based planning; access to jobs and services.

National commitments

  1. Commitment 18

    Develop integrated transport plans for Barbados' key centres

    Bridgetown and other centres planned as places, not just through-routes.

  2. Commitment 19

    Connect new development to transport capacity and choice

    Transport considered early in development, with real alternatives to driving.

  3. Commitment 20

    Protect access to Barbados' strategic gateways and economic activity

    Reliable access to the airport, port, industrial and tourism areas.

Candidate programmes

Proposed and to be validated — not yet Government commitments.

  • Strategic Centres Transport Programme

    Integrated transport plans for Barbados' key centres.

    Proposed / to be validated

Measures for this outcome

Baselines and targets are only published once data exists.

  • Strategic places with integrated transport plans

    Key centres covered by an integrated transport plan.

    Baseline being established
  • Major development with transport integrated early

    Major applications with transport addressed at an early stage.

    Baseline being established
  • Strategic gateway reliability

    Reliability of access to the airport and port.

    Baseline being established

What Barbados told us about this