Cardiff Transport Management Plan

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Thank you to everyone who provided feedback during this consultation. The Project Team are currently reviewing all feedback recieved and will report back shortly.

We're in the early stages of preparing a draft Transport Management Plan for Cardiff with the aim to make it easier and safer for people to get to, from and around the town centre and railway station.

The Transport Management Plan will aim to:

  1. Expand transport choices with safer, more convenient and inviting walking, cycling, and public transit options

  2. Improve availability of parking for those who need it, with more efficient and equitable use of existing and potential parking space in both streets and carparks

  3. Support and maintain productive use of the business area in the town centre

  4. Determine the feasibility of additional Cardiff Station parking facilities by state government

If you regularly or occasionally travel to Cardiff Station or Cardiff town centre, we would like you to share your thoughts by completing the below survey.





Thank you to everyone who provided feedback during this consultation. The Project Team are currently reviewing all feedback recieved and will report back shortly.

We're in the early stages of preparing a draft Transport Management Plan for Cardiff with the aim to make it easier and safer for people to get to, from and around the town centre and railway station.

The Transport Management Plan will aim to:

  1. Expand transport choices with safer, more convenient and inviting walking, cycling, and public transit options

  2. Improve availability of parking for those who need it, with more efficient and equitable use of existing and potential parking space in both streets and carparks

  3. Support and maintain productive use of the business area in the town centre

  4. Determine the feasibility of additional Cardiff Station parking facilities by state government

If you regularly or occasionally travel to Cardiff Station or Cardiff town centre, we would like you to share your thoughts by completing the below survey.





  • Making it easier to move around Cardiff’s economic centre

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    22 Oct 2019
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    A new transport management plan under development by Lake Macquarie City Council will make it easier and safer for people to get to, from and around Cardiff’s growing economic centre.

    Manager Integrated Planning Wes Hain said Council was seeking feedback from the Cardiff community to inform the draft Cardiff Transport Management Plan.

    “We're in the early stages of preparing a draft Transport Management Plan for Cardiff with the aim of expanding transport choices, improving parking and making it easier for people move throughout the area,” Mr Hain said.

    “We would like to hear from the community about how often they visit Cardiff town centre and train station area, why they visit the area, what transport options they use, where they park and their feedback on a range of transport management options.”

    Transport management plans take a holistic view of how people move to and around our economic centres, while providing guidance on how to manage parking and transport in centres over the short, medium and long term.

    The survey can be completed online at shape.lakemac.com.au/cardiff-tmp until Sunday 10 November.

    One of the recommendations from the Lake Mac Parking Strategy, adopted in 2018, was the preparation of Transport Management Plans for the City’s economic centres.

    “Strategies such as Imagine Lake Mac and the Lake Mac Parking Strategy aim to improve the way transport and parking within our economic centres is managed to align future management with growth,” Mr Hain said.

    The Transport Management Plan for Charlestown is already underway, with similar plans to be developed for Council’s other economic centres, including Toronto, Warners Bay, Belmont, Morisset, Swansea and Glendale.