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To test the ongoing effectiveness of active travel schemes, and ensure they continue to complement the wider transport network, measurement and monitoring are key.
To carry out this monitoring and evaluation, we have developed the industry’s leading spatial design network analysis tool in partnership with the Cardiff School of Planning and Geography. This tool uses industry-standard network representations to analyse accessibility and predict flows of people walking and cycling.
Find out more about sDNA spatial network analysis tool.
Learn more about our work on Cardiff cycleways.
In San Jose, California, we built a decision-support system and monitoring tool for Move San José, a city-wide mobility plan. The plan establishes a new decision-making process that joins citywide policies, neighborhood improvements, and reinvention of our city streets. The goal is a San José that is easier and more convenient to get around without a car while being safer to travel in. It does this with a strong emphasis on addressing the inequalities in our transportation system for residents we have historically underserved.
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Designing Australia’s first extradosed bridge
Swan River Crossings Fremantle Traffic Bridge, Australia
California’s first long-span cable-stayed bridge
Long Beach International Gateway Bridge, United States of America
Planning an electric bus corridor that links communities across California’s Central Valley
Kings/Tulare Cross Valley Bus Corridor Plan, United States of America
Helping Ankara to become a cycle-friendly city
Ankara cycling strategy and masterplan, Türkiye
Adapting existing neighbourhoods and districts to accommodate a more complex mix of pedestrians, bikes, scooters and powered vehicles requires thoughtful planning. Our active travel team helps clients navigate decision making routes seek to solve, to deliver lasting benefits to communities.
