Optimising national road networks
We are increasingly focused on optimising existing national and regional road networks, working with clients to make the most of existing infrastructure, and developing ongoing improvement strategies.
Existing road networks are being reshaped by the need to accommodate new vehicle technologies and wider road use goals. The transition to electric vehicles (EV) is a key element of many government’s plans to reduce carbon emissions from roads. We’re helping clients across the globe look at what changes they need to make to their networks, including where and what type of EV charging should be available to support the transition.
We also develop strategies for tolling and mobility pricing, designing fair and user-centric solutions aligned to the objectives of the scheme. We’re providing a full operational management role for Transport Infrastructure Ireland’s M50 free-flow toll in Dublin which is improving journey times and improving safety on a busy orbital motorway around a thriving city.
We are being asked to partner with clients who manage increasingly ageing – or stressed – road assets and networks. Our asset management capability supports clients looking to renew or restore ageing assets, safely extending their life for as long as possible without the need to replace with new infrastructure.
Explore
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Projects
Learn more about our work on national and local road networks:
Designing Adelaide’s electric vehicle charging roadmap
City of Adelaide Electric Vehicle Charging Roadmap, Australia
How can we enable more children to walk, wheel and cycle to school?
Oldham Safe and Active Schools, UK
Planning an electric vehicle future for Canada Bay
City of Canada Bay Electric Vehicle Charging Strategy and Action Plan, Australia
Developing a bus masterplan that enables growth and cuts carbon in Abu Dhabi
Bus masterplan for the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
National road networks
We help national road agencies and contractor clients to develop and optimise networks which span regional and national – and even international – borders.
