Transport Consultant
Are you experiencing any of the following?
- Access Problems
- Excessive traffic congestion
- Lack of parking facilities
- Inadequate servicing and turning arrangements
- Poor highway infrastructure
- Lack of sustainable transport
- Detrimental to highway safety
- Poor or lack of construction details
- Inadequate highway information to validate your planning application
These are all common reasons for the refusal of a planning application or which may prevent its implementation and are matters which Sanderson Associates address on a daily basis providing satisfactory solutions in over 97% of projects we were appointed on for our clients.
Solutions to Transportation Planning Matters
Often the provision of empirical information such as radar speed or traffic surveys linked to the correct interpretation of the appropriate national standards can resolve planning issues as may the use of computer swept path analysis of the proposed layout for service or emergency vehicle access.
Investigation of present parking demand and the use of a nationally accepted database of traffic and parking generations (TRICS) can also determine spare capacity with reference to local authority parking standards, which are now normally stated as a ‘maximum provision’.
The provision of Travel Plans to encourage the use of sustainable modes of travel and improvements to footways, bus stops and cycle facilities can mitigate against traffic congestion and are often accepted as part of a package of measures to reduce highway impact concerns on developments.
Comparisons between existing, potential and proposed development traffic flows may provide data which indicates either a balance of traffic flows of levels that may not materially affect the operation of existing junctions and link roads. Computer modelling of priority junctions, traffic signals and roundabouts will determine the present operating capacity and any free capacity to accommodate any increase in demand.
A package of construction details compliant with national and local standards can be provided ranging from the simplest vehicular footway crossing to detailed scheme plans of major highway improvements or new estate roads.
Lack of supporting documents such as Transport Assessments, Travel Plans and Transport Statements can often result in a refusal by a Planning Authority to validate a planning application leading to possible costly delays in the determination process or at its worse where applications are validated refusal on “lack of information submitted”.
Require the Services of a Transport Consultant?
We would be pleased to provide you with our competitive fee quotation to provide you with any of our Transport Consultancy services, please call us on 01924 844080 or click here to visit our online secure server fee quote request form.
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London Based Construction Company – Swept Path Analaysis
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