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Route and area check tools to assess the quality of active travel designs for active travel interventions and schemes.
What eligible local authorities need to do to apply for LEVI funding.
How planning applications should be considered when Active Travel England does not undertake a detailed assessment of development proposals.
Route cross-section and crossing selector tools to support users during the design process of active travel interventions and schemes.
How local transport authorities (LTAs) and bus operators can work together to develop a bus service improvement plan (BSIP).
Framework for completing value for money assessments and communicating value these assessments to decision makers.
National public transport access node (NaPTAN) schemas and guidance.
Bringing people to the forefront of the Department for Transport's policies to ensure transport systems work for everyone.
Explains how authorities can include community engagement in the project development process for transport schemes involving active travel.
Helps UK organisations within the transport sector complete a climate change risk assessment.
Get help as a local authority with the rollout of chargepoint infrastructure and other electric vehicle information.
Procedural note setting out how Active Travel England (ATE) will approach planning casework.
Summarises the Traffic Management Act 2004, which gives powers to reduce road traffic congestion in towns and cities.
How to use traffic equipment and implement traffic regulations and policies.
Information about how local authorities use open data to stimulate growth and innovation, save costs and develop more sustainable transport.
Providing policy makers, evaluators, local authorities and partnership organisations with hints and tips for carrying out logic mapping.
How to access the DIADEM software, which links SATURN assignment models to a variable transport demand model.
Measures to manage traffic flow on Kent’s road network in the event of severe disruption to services across the English Channel.
A code of practice to navigate the technical and commercial challenges when designing a MaaS solution.
Help for local authorities in England outside London to manage a range of pressures on their transport networks during times of higher demand or reduced capacity.
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