BBC News reports that six major routes have been singled out for development as part of a regional transport plan for the next 30 years

They were among 55 priorities identified as in need of investment by Transport East, which covers Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex.

The plan is focused on four areas: achieving net zero carbon, connecting towns and cities, energising rural and coastal communities and unlocking international gateways.

An eight-week public consultation on the partnership body's strategy will be launched on Thursday this week.

Transport East issued that the blueprint - to be published next spring - could help to improve people's quality of life and opportunities, as reported by the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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BBC - Views sought on transport plan for Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk