Oldham Council wants local people to have a say on a £50 million plan to improve travel in Oldham and Royton.
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) in collaboration with the council are planning major improvements to make journeys in the area quicker, safer and more reliable.
The proposals are aimed at improving bus routes, walking and cycling facilities along key roads, including the A627 and A671.
It is hoped these changes will reduce congestion, improve bus services and make sustainable travel easier.
With £50 million in funding, the plans include upgraded junctions, safer crossings, improved bus stops and better cycle routes.
The consultations are open until Monday, March 31, with drop-in sessions in both Oldham and Royton town centre.
To find out more and share your views, visit tfgm.com/projects/improving-journeys/rochdale-oldham-ashton
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