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Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board MORRISTON Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board MORRISTON HOSPITAL, SWANSEA Travel Plan October 2015 Contents 1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 3 Travel Plan Scope ............................................................................................... 3 2 BACKGROUND ............................................................................................................. 5 The Development ............................................................................................... 5 Previous Travel Plan Review ............................................................................... 5 3 ACCESSIBILITY .............................................................................................................. 8 Location ............................................................................................................. 8 Existing Sustainable Travel Provision ........................................................................... 8 Travel by Foot .................................................................................................... 8 Travel by Cycle ................................................................................................. 10 Travel by Bus .................................................................................................... 12 Travel by Rail ................................................................................................... 14 Vehicular Access ........................................................................................................ 14 Travel Patterns ................................................................................................. 16 4 EXISTING TRAVEL PATTERNS ...................................................................................... 17 Staff ........................................................................................................................... 17 Summary ......................................................................................................... 27 Visitors & Patients ..................................................................................................... 28 Visitors ............................................................................................................. 30 Summary ......................................................................................................... 36 Patients ..................................................................................................................... 36 Summary ......................................................................................................... 41 5 STRATEGIES & POLICIES ............................................................................................. 42 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 42 National Policy ........................................................................................................... 42 Planning Policy Wales (Edition 4, February 2011) ............................................. 42 Technical Advice Note 18 (Transport) ............................................................... 42 Department for Transport Guidance ................................................................ 42 Regional Policy .......................................................................................................... 44 Joint Transport Plan for South West Wales 2015‐2020 ..................................... 44 Local Policy ................................................................................................................ 44 City and County of Swansea Unitary Development Plan (adopted November 2008) ........................................................................................................................ 44 BREEAM (Guidance) ......................................................................................... 45 6 TRAVEL PLAN FRAMEWORK ....................................................................................... 46 Management ................................................................................................... 46 Marketing and Consultation ............................................................................. 47 Travel Plan – Morriston Hosital, Swansea 1 October 2015 Staff ................................................................................................................. 47 Patients/ Visitors ............................................................................................. 48 7 OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS ......................................................................................... 49 Targets ............................................................................................................. 49 8 TRAVEL PLAN MEASURES ........................................................................................... 51 Staff ........................................................................................................................... 51 Digital Induction Pack ....................................................................................... 51 Carsharing ........................................................................................................ 51 Public Transport ............................................................................................... 52 Cycling ............................................................................................................. 52 Park and Ride ................................................................................................... 53 Emergency Ride Home ..................................................................................... 53 Personalised Travel Planning ............................................................................ 53 Walking Routes Explored to the South ............................................................. 53 9 MONITORING AND REVIEW ....................................................................................... 54 Review ............................................................................................................. 54 Reporting ......................................................................................................... 55 10 ACTION PLAN ............................................................................................................. 56 Figures Figure 1 - Site location Plan Figure 2 - Indicative Walking Isochrones Figure 3 - Sustrans Cycle Map Extract Figure 4 - Indicative Cycling Isochrones Figure 5 - MSCP Layout Figure 6 - Staff Home Postcodes Figure 7 - Patients and Visitors Home Postcodes Appendices Appendix A - ABMUHB travel information by foot and by cycle Appendix B - Personal Travel Planning Factsheet Travel Plan – Morriston Hosital, Swansea 2 October 2015 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 This Travel Plan has been produced by Vectos on behalf of Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board (ABMUHB) specifically to discharge condition 6 of the outline planning permission granted in March 2010, in support of the new building at Morriston Hospital in Swansea. 1.2 The Travel Plan has been prepared in accordance with Travel Plan guidance issued by the Department for Transport, and the intention is to provide an overview of the Travel Planning opportunities for Morriston Hospital. 1.3 Morriston Hospital is part of a larger Health Trust ABMUHB and the hospital comprises approximately 5000 full and part‐time staff, some of whom who are not primarily based at Morriston. Travel Plan Scope 1.4 The scope of this Travel Plan is to reinforce the sustainable travel ethos of the ABMUHB for staff, patients and visitors. 1.5 This Travel Plan is aimed at encouraging staff traveling to work, as well as patients and visitors to travel to the hospital by sustainable modes. 1.6 This Travel Plan has been written as a standalone document and contains all the relevant information needed to implement the monitoring strategy. The remainder of this document is structured as follows: Section 2: outlines the background to the site; Section 3: outlines the accessibility of the site; Section 4: outlines local, regional and national policy; Section 5: outlines the Travel Plan process including how it will be managed, marketed and consulted; Section 6: outlines the existing travel patterns; Section 7: sets out the objectives and targets of the Travel Plan; Section 8: sets out the sustainable transport measures to help achieve the objectives and targets of the Travel Plan. It will also outline measures which could be adopted once travel patterns are known and specific targets are set; Travel Plan – Morriston Hosital, Swansea 3 October 2015 Section 9: outlines the monitoring and review programme that will ensure the Travel Plan continues to progress; and Section 10: summarises the actions that need to be undertaken to ensure successful implementation of the Travel Plan. Travel Plan – Morriston Hosital, Swansea 4 October 2015 2 BACKGROUND The Development 2.1 The new hospital building consists of a new entrance with main and outpatient reception, retail units, café, ancillary facilities, Medical Education centre and Clinical building. Previous Travel Plan Review 2.2 The previous Travel Plan which was completed in 2008, reported the findings of a travel survey undertaken by staff at all of the hospitals under
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