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Transport and Streets
Wirral is committed to developing a strong and sustainable transport infrastructure as part of the Merseyside Local Transport Plan, whilst ensuring our roads are safe and kept tidy. This plan incorporates public transport, walking, cycling and driving.
Information on all aspects of transport and streets is provided here.
Abandoned cars not only look unattractive but
they also obstruct roads and pavements. Find out what we do about them and how
you can report them.
Information on boat mooring and launching, our Coast lifeguard service and other marine/ coastal information.
Information about parking in Wirral, car parking charges, parking rules, how to complain if you receive a parking fine and information on Residents' Parking Zones.
Information on the Merseyside Local Transport Plan and Wirral's well served public transport framework, including trains, buses, ferries and trams.
Information about road safety measures, education, training and publicity campaigns to improve road safety and reduce the number of accidents and injuries on Wirral roads.
We have an extensive programme in place to look after roads and pavements in Wirral.
To protect and improve our environment we sweep regularly, maintain drains, provide and empty litter bins and enforce regulations on littering and vandalism to help keep our streets clean and safe.
All taxis in Wirral must be licensed by the council. We licence operators and inspect their premises, vehicles and drivers.
Information about the Local Transport Plan and how we aim to improve local public transport, traffic flows, parking and road maintenance in Wirral.
Information on how we support and promote walking and cycling as sustainable forms of transport in Wirral as part of the Local Transport Plan.