In the North Coast, we are paving the way for a transport system that reflects the unique character and needs of the region.
The Draft North Coast Strategic Regional Integrated Transport Plan (Draft Plan) provides a 20-year vision and defines the key transport priorities for the region to support community, land use and transport needs, now and into the future.
Consultation on the North Coast SRITP has now closed. Thank you to everyone who participated in the engagement process to date, we have received a high volume of feedback, questions and comments.
Transport is grateful to the communities, businesses and key stakeholders who provided valuable insights during the development and exhibition of the Draft Plan. These insights will be invaluable to help develop and shape the North Coast SRITP.
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We've concluded consultation on the Draft Central West and Orana Strategic Regional Integrated Transport Plan, but we're still listening. If you have feedback or suggestions regarding transport in your region, drop a pin on our interactive map here.
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We have concluded public exhibition of the Draft North Coast Strategic Regional Integrated Transport Plan. Submissions are now closed.
Feedback on the Draft North Coast Strategic Regional Integrated Transport Plan has now concluded.
This StoryMap for the North Coast was created to share valuable data and insights that inform the vision, challenges, and opportunities within the region. As part of the NSW Government’s commitment to transparency, this StoryMap provides accessible information about our transport planning efforts.
Explore the interactive map and dashboard to learn more about your region.
The draft SRITP for the North Coast builds on the extensive work already carried out on the previous transport plans, and incorporates input received from key stakeholders and the community during 2025.
Several key themes emerged from this early engagement and helped inform the SRITP’s objectives. These objectives support how we will achieve the strategic transport vision for the North Coast.
View the Early Engagement Report to find out what we heard.
There are eight objectives of the Draft North Coast Strategic Regional Integrated Transport Plan.
All investment in the transport network including services, policy and technology take a Country-centred approach.
A transport network that provides a range of travel choices to all people living, working in or visiting the North Coast region.
Support the delivery of well-located housing and successful places through sustainable transport options to address growth in the North Coast.
A transport network that supports seamless movements for North Coast residents, workers and visitors travelling to and from Queensland.
Provide an efficient transport network to support a diversifying and growing economy including tourism and the movement of freight.
Reduce fatal and serious injuries on the transport network and address safety concerns for people walking, riding bikes and using public transport.
Reduce the impact of transport network shocks and stresses to service and network interruptions and proactively plan for future impacts.
Contribute to achieving the emissions reduction targets and improving environmental and health outcomes for the North Coast.
A list of more than 50 initiatives have been identified to respond to the objectives and challenges of the region.
These initiatives are a mixture of small and large infrastructure projects, programs, service improvements, and policy changes – in the short, medium, or long term. The initiatives can be viewed at the back of the Draft Plan, or you can comment on them in the survey.
Feedback received during public consultation will be reviewed and a consultation summary report will be prepared and published. Feedback will also be considered to further refine the Plan, with the final Plan expected to be delivered in 2026.
