main content A guide to the Local Implementation Plan

The Local Implementation Plan (LIP) is a statutory document, required by the Greater London Authority Act 1999, which sets out how we intend to implement the Mayor’s Transport Strategy within the borough. Each borough must produce a plan which details how they will address the 14 transport related targets set by the Mayor of London. Contact us for information on our transport strategies.

Details

The Local Implementation Plan aims to provide a mechanism to deliver well-integrated transport improvements for London. It is required to address priorities such as safety and security, reducing traffic congestion, improved bus services, accessibility and other local transport initiatives.

Bromley's plan was finalised in January 2007 after consultation and revision. The plan includes a timetable for implementing those proposals outlined and assesses the funding and resources needed to deliver these proposals.

Individual chapters of Bromley's finalised plan can be viewed using the below links:

• Contents, introduction, plans and glossary
• Chapter 1 - Local socio-economic/demographic context
• Chapter 2 - Local transport context
• Chapter 3 - Borough policy statement
• Chapter 4- Equality impact assessment
• Chapter 5- LIP proposals for Mayor's Transport Strategy priorities and targets
• Chapter 6 - Road safety plan
• Chapter 7 - Parking and enforcement plan
• Chapter 8 - School travel strategy
• Chapter 9 - Performance measures
• Chapter 10 - Consultation results
• Chapter 11 - Borough core capacity statement
• Chapter 12 - Funding implications
• Chapter 13 - Strategic environmental assessment, part 1 
• Chapter 13 - Strategic environmental assessment, part 2
• Chapter 13 - Strategic environmental assessment, part 3 
• Addendum

Telephone: 020 8313 4889
Fax: 020 8313 4555
e-mail: traffic@bromley.gov.uk

Address:
Transport Strategy, Civic Centre, Stockwell Close, Bromley, BR1 3UH