Manchester’s Victoria North East Gateway sits at the centre of one of the most ambitious urban mobility programmes in the country. As a flagship element of Transport for Greater Manchester’s Bee Network, the project weaves together new walking routes, dedicated cycling infrastructure and upgraded streets across four key corridors into the city – creating a single, connected offer for the people who use them every day.
The ambition goes beyond moving people more efficiently. The goal is an integrated, multi-modal network of the kind envisaged by Better Connected, the government’s new Integrated Transport Strategy – one where the choice between walking, cycling and public transport becomes a genuinely viable one for more people in more places.
Working simultaneously across multiple busy city-centre corridors, keeping local businesses trading and residents moving — that is the operational challenge. Turning construction into community benefit is where Octavius makes the difference.
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