Completed Active Travel schemes

This section showcases a number of previously completed schemes. These were designed and constructed in accordance to Active Travel Wales (2013) guidance. These were constructed to enhance or create new infrastructure to make it easier for the residents and visitors of Carmarthenshire to walk, scoot, cycle or wheel around their local environment with a particular emphasis on linking to key infrastructure destinations such as education centres, employment and retail.

These routes encourage Active Travel which aids outdoor activity, known to improve mental and physical health. Along with the health benefits this also helps us move toward our plan to become a net zero carbon local authority by 2030. We encourage you to leave your vehicle at home, use these routes, save money on fuel and enjoy the benefits these schemes bring.

All schemes have been funded by Welsh Government.

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Llanelli A484 Shared Use Bridge

Construction of a bridge over the A484 and an off road/lit shared use path from Halfway to New Dock Stars/Trostre Retail Park. A key scheme on the Llanelli Spinal Route.

Llanelli PROW Upgrade

We have surfaced and upgraded the current public right of way to shared use status. This will improve connectivity with the Millennium Costal Path.

Enhanced links along the spinal route and into Trostre Retail Park from the local residential area. This scheme ties into the path from the A484 Shared Use bridge.

Safe Routes in Swiss Valley & Felinfoel & Llanelli

Improved access into school site and continuation of the current shared use path along Llethri Rd to tie in with the signalisation of the junction between Llethri Rd & A476.

Safe Routes in Peniel, Carmarthen

Installation of a signalised crossing over the A485 road and pavement widening that has enhance pedestrian safety & help to connect the two areas of the village.

Dafen Park to Prince Philip Hospital

A 3m shared use path was created through the park adj to the football pitch that leads directly into the hospital grounds. This path ties in with Ysgol Bryngwyn & Ysgol Y Felin.

Pen Y Fan

The creation of an active travel compliant route to allow all users to access the proposed spinal route and to enhance links towards the railway station.

Halfway Shared Use Path, Llanelli

Upgrade of previously well used route to shared use status. The path currently runs from Halfway lights to Nightingale Court and ties in with the new A484 bridge scheme.

Llangennech Shared Use Path

Sections of footway were upgraded along with the creation of new shared use paths to form a safe off-road link along the B4297.

Llansteffan Road Shared Use Path

The footway along Llansteffan Rd was widened to shared use width to accommodate pedestrians & cyclists. This has improved road safety in the vicinity of QE High School.

Picton Hill Shared Use Path

The existing footway along Picton Hill was widened to shared use with to accommodate pedestrians and cyclists. This scheme has increased road safety for cyclists.

St Clears Riverside Path

We have re-routed the path to bring it in land along a more sustainable and safer route. The new route will provide connectivity between the north and south of St Clears.

Pontyberem Park

The creation of a new shared use path throughout Pontyberem Park that connects the school with the Memorial Hall. This Hall is used frequently by the school.

Cross Hands Business Park Link

3m shared use link providing better connectivity within the business park along the frontage of Home Bargains linking to the centre of Cross Hands.

Amman Valley Cycleway ‘Cwmamman Link’

3m shared use path link to create a continuous off road shared use path on the AVC, improving connectivity and safety for users.

Exchange Row & B4303, Llanelli

We will enhance crossing facilities over the B4303 tying in with the current provision along the A4138 to improve conditions for active travel users.

Bynea (Yspitty Road), Llanelli

A key link in the National Cycle Network, we want to improve the crossing provision in terms of safety and directness from Yspitty Road linking to the Millennium Coastal Path.

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