1) Did you take part in Neath Port Talbot's previous on-line active travel engagement in 2020/2021?

No

2) Are we correct in our assessment of routes that already meet the agreed standards (existing routes)?

Yes

3) Do you think the network of proposed (future) routes shown on this map will encourage you to walk/cycle more for everyday journeys?

Yes

4) Do you think there are routes missing from the map that would help you make every-day active travel journeys?

No

1) Did you take part in Neath Port Talbot's previous on-line active travel engagement in 2020/2021?

Yes

2) Are we correct in our assessment of routes that already meet the agreed standards (existing routes)?

Maybe

3) Do you think the network of proposed (future) routes shown on this map will encourage you to walk/cycle more for everyday journeys?

Yes

4) Do you think there are routes missing from the map that would help you make every-day active travel journeys?

Yes

4a) If you answered yes to question 4, please provide more details.

There is a cycle route I take regularly from the t-bones cross roads past cefn saeson school, over the top of the gnoll, past caer y bryn farm and connecting with cycle route 47 and eventually the afan mtb trail network. I've had some issues with going past caer y bryn farm and the owners trying to stop cyclists, even getting the council to put up no cycling signs, which I complained about and had removed as the route past their house is on a byway. The issue is, shortly after their house, the route designation becomes a footpath, even though the path is a farm road, so suitable for cyclists. It would make a good connection to the cycle route as the only alternative currently is to go down the hill from cimla and around the gnoll or on a dangerous busy backroad towards tonmawr.

1) Did you take part in Neath Port Talbot's previous on-line active travel engagement in 2020/2021?

Yes

2) Are we correct in our assessment of routes that already meet the agreed standards (existing routes)?

No

2a) If no, which route assessments do you think are incorrect and why.

What route does a cyclist take from Bridge Street to Neath Station?

3) Do you think the network of proposed (future) routes shown on this map will encourage you to walk/cycle more for everyday journeys?

No

3a) If no or maybe what else would help you change your current short car journeys to walking and cycling?

Road markings to make car / van drives aware that cyclists use the same road.

4) Do you think there are routes missing from the map that would help you make every-day active travel journeys?

Yes

4a) If you answered yes to question 4, please provide more details.

Bridge Street of Neath Station. Croft Road to Neath Station.

1) Did you take part in Neath Port Talbot's previous on-line active travel engagement in 2020/2021?

Yes

2) Are we correct in our assessment of routes that already meet the agreed standards (existing routes)?

Maybe

3) Do you think the network of proposed (future) routes shown on this map will encourage you to walk/cycle more for everyday journeys?

Maybe

3a) If no or maybe what else would help you change your current short car journeys to walking and cycling?

A safe cycling route into Neath town Centre. At present there is a near completion Safe Route in the Community Route with a 3 metre wide shared path to the end of Dwr y Felin Road. After this there is a footbridge which you are not supposed to cycle over, but most people do. This leads to a pedestrian only area. So to cycle to places such as the railway station if people need to travel to work they have to cycle in busy traffic at peak periods. A lot of Welsh Government money has been provided for the Safe Route in the Community Scheme but it does not help people travel to work, school or into the town. The route doesn't help people travel to work unless they are employed in the primary schools or Neath Port Talbot College or Dwr y Felin School.

4) Do you think there are routes missing from the map that would help you make every-day active travel journeys?

Yes

4a) If you answered yes to question 4, please provide more details.

A safe route into Neath town without having to join the traffic in the busy system around Morrisons and roads leading to the railway station when commuting to work by train. Also, there is no safe route for cyclists travelling from Skewen into Neath.

5) Do you have any additional comments regarding cycling and walking facilities or active travel policy that you would like Neath Port Talbot Council to consider?

This point is of vital importance and should be high on the list of safety. When cycling up Pen y Wern hill you experience cars, vans and big lorries overtaking you. This is to be expected but in this area keep left signs and road markings act as a barrier at numerous points resulting in traffic overtaking you and having to pull in to the left quickly before the next keep left sign. This is very intimidating when cycling up this hill.

1) Did you take part in Neath Port Talbot's previous on-line active travel engagement in 2020/2021?

Yes

2a) If no, which route assessments do you think are incorrect and why.

The interactive map is a muddle to say the least. very confusing

3) Do you think the network of proposed (future) routes shown on this map will encourage you to walk/cycle more for everyday journeys?

Maybe

3a) If no or maybe what else would help you change your current short car journeys to walking and cycling?

I can't make head or tail of your map. It's so confusing. Very disappointing as the initial part of this survey a few months ago sounded so promising for us who want to have safe cycling routes in Neath Port Talbot.