MEASURES to improve air quality in Carlisle have been set out in a new plan.
Carlisle City Council is urging people to share their views on the Air Quality Action Plan before January 11.
The new draft plan, which replaces an action plan from 2012, looks at the likely causes of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and details 12 measures that are expected to reduce levels over the next five years.
The council's priorities are to improve traffic flow at the Bridge Street junction and reduce the number of vehicles stopping at the pedestrian crossing, to continue to progress the southern bypass project and for planners to ensure air quality implications are considered within the planning process.