A major step forward is expected be taken this week for big changes to several roads in Bristol city centre.
Over the next few years, roadworks will completely revamp Bond Street, Union Street, Broadmead, the Horsefair, the Haymarket, and the Redcliffe roundabout.
The changes include installing new bus lanes and bike lanes in a bid to cut congestion and air pollution.
Bristol City Council is hoping to encourage people to swap car travel for bus journeys, walking or cycling, but needs to upgrade infrastructure first.
Councillors on the transport policy committee were expected to sign off the latest stage of the works on Thursday, although some were already unhappy with the proposed plans.
Ahead of the committee meeting, new images and details of the changes have been revealed.
Green councillor Ed Plowden, chair of the transport committee, said: "The plans for the Broadmead area are about more than improving transport routes and mark the beginning of a huge regeneration of the area that will see new homes and retail and leisure facilities developed.
"In preparation, we need to improve bus routes and create pedestrian-friendly spaces that make it easier and more pleasant to travel actively."
New bus lanes will be installed on Bond Street, and a new cycle route will also be created through St Paul's running parallel with Bond Street.
