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Transport modelling and appraisal

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85 results that are All research and statistics, sorted by Updated (newest)
  • Research exploring how the appraisal of a singular road scheme may be affected by other road schemes.

  • Research creating statistical models estimating the potential urban road speed changes in future years.

  • Study assessing the economic theory underpinning the movement of people and work from one location to another as a result of transport investment.

  • Research deepening the understanding of how to address induced travel on the strategic road network.

  • Follow-on project analysing the level of impact of congested values of travel time on appraisal of highway schemes.

  • A forward look that reviews and recommends the direction of future congested values of travel time (CVTT) research.

  • Report of the structure and testing of the National Transport Model version 5.

  • Peer review of the National Transport Model version 5.

  • Detailed review of the National Transport Model version 5 (NTMv5).

  • Review of the achievements from projects that received funding from the T-TRIG innovation programme in 2020.

  • Peer review of Oxford Global Projects research report on the rate of optimism bias uplifts used in transport appraisal.

  • A report on the updated evidence for optimism bias uplifts for transport appraisals.

  • Research report that makes recommendations on appraisal accounting to Department for Transport (DfT).

  • Research from the Institute of Transport Studies (ITS) on residual values and appraisal period in multimodal transport appraisal.

  • This review presents evidence from interventions designed to encourage a switch from using cars to more sustainable forms of transport.

  • Model review performed by independent transport experts to provide assurance on the National Transport Model (NTMv2R) update process.

  • This technical note outlines the revised light goods vehicle (LGV) model as a forecasting tool used by the Department for Transport.

  • A comprehensive description of the structure and functionality of the National Transport Model (NTMv2R).

  • Presents an analysis of saturation effects in light goods vehicle (LGV) use and explores the potential use of Trafficmaster data for forecasting LGVs.

  • Analysis of an innovative workstream to allow stakeholders to gain understanding of the National Transport Model's (NTMv2R) methodologies and behaviour.