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Transport & Streets

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Roads and Transport is arguably the one area of council responsibility which touches the lives of almost all residents every day. Swindon Borough Council is committed to maintaining all travel routes to a high standard whilst providing viable, environmentally friendly alternative transport options.

This section of the website covers a wide range of related subjects such as latest details of road closures or known diversions, highways management, cycle routes and much more.

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