The UK Government has unveiled a strategy devoted to strengthening the resilience of the national transport system. The document sets out priority areas for the period of 5 to 10 years and describes the authorities' approach to reducing risks associated with potential transport disruptions. The strategy views the transport system as a key element of the country's infrastructure, upon whose reliability the functioning of the economy and citizens' daily life depend. Among the objectives is to enhance the ability of transport networks to withstand external impacts, including climate change, technical failures, and other factors capable of disrupting transport operations. The document establishes long-term guidelines for government departments, infrastructure operators, and other stakeholders involved in planning and managing transport systems. Emphasis is placed on the need for a coordinated approach to risk management at all levels—from local to national. The publication of the strategy is regarded as part of the government's broader efforts to modernize infrastructure and improve its reliability in conditions of growing uncertainty associated with climate change and other challenges. Specific implementation measures and timeline for executing the strategy are expected to be detailed in subsequent documents and departmental plans.