Well planned road networks start with a clear understanding of the purpose and value the road network brings to the end user.
Whether it is to ease congestion, make roads safer, create more space for multimodal travel or build more reliable connectivity for a growing or changing community, our road and transport planners bring clarity to these evolving networks. We conduct network studies, looking at which parts of the existing or missing network need most attention. This gives our clients a firmer basis and programme for road investment and development decisions.
Planning at scale
We undertake masterplanning at national road network level. By using the latest digital tools to look at changes in traffic demand and road users’ behaviour, we help clients develop strategies which are user-focused, appropriate to their aspirations for level of service and within the boundaries of their budget.
At the heart of our planning ethos is consideration for the impact of the road network on the surrounding environment. We worked with National Highways to go beyond typical scheme mitigation measures alongside the development of the A30 in Cornwall. Our landscape planners took a regenerative land management approach to the Keyn Glas project, seeking to restore habitats and historical landscapes while increasing biodiversity of the land surrounding the road.
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Projects
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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
Major redevelopment transformed with integrated transport and sustainable design
Cardiff Central Square
Strengthening Suurhoff bridge with innovations in bridge renovation
Suurhoff bridge, Netherlands
We help national road agencies and contractor clients to develop and optimise networks which span regional and national – and even international – borders.
