Policy paper

Roads reform: an overarching monitoring and evaluation framework

Sets out overarching plans for how roads reform will be evaluated.

From:
Department for Transport, Highways Agency, Office of Rail Regulation, and Passenger Focus
Published
12 March 2015
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Documents

Roads Reform Programme evaluation: an overarching monitoring and evaluation framework

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Appendix A: roads reform, proposals for an evaluation framework

Ref: PPRO 04/91/55 WS 2

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Details

This framework sets out overarching plans for how roads reform will be evaluated. These plans have been agreed by the Department for Transport, the Highways Agency, the Office of Rail Regulation and Passenger Focus.

The framework identifies 4 broad themes of roads reform that will be evaluated. These are the:

  • ‘Road investment strategy’
  • governance and organisational development of Highways England
  • effectiveness of the monitor and watchdog
  • long-term impacts of roads reform
Published 12 March 2015

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