Introduction
The A12 is a key route in East Suffolk, linking Ipswich and Lowestoft. As part of Suffolk’s Major Road Network (MRN), it provides an important connection for local communities, visitors, access to the Energy Coast, and, ultimately, our local economy.
About the proposals
We’re consulting on a range of proposals along the A12, between the A14/Seven Hills junction and the A1152/Woods Lane junction.
These proposals would help to tackle congestion, provide space for future growth and improve conditions for all road users including pedestrians and cyclists.
These proposals include:
· New dual carriageway section between the B1438 and B1079 at Woodbridge.
· Upgrades to key junctions along the A12.
· Public transport improvements, including a new bus-link and a new mobility hub in Martlesham.
· Walking and cycling improvements, including upgrading the existing Martlesham footbridge.
What information do you need before completing the survey?
We encourage you to review all of the consultation materials including the website content, fly-through video and brochure before completing this survey. For more detail, the technical drawings are also published on the website and can be downloaded from the Document Library section of the webpage.
Please read the consultation brochure carefully before completing the survey. You can view the brochure and other related documents here: A12 MRN Consultation.
If you are unable to complete the form online you can request a paper copy at one of our drop-in events or by contacting us at A12MRN@suffolk.gov.uk or 0345 606 6171
Please ensure you submit your response by 11.59 pm on Tuesday 29 October 2024.