Course Overview

A one-day course which examines road safety issues that need to be considered in the design and location of bus stops. This module is aimed at road safety and traffic management professionals seeking to learn or improve their skills in the assessment of the provision and location of bus stops. The course consists of informal short lectures, practical workshops and discussion sessions and case studies.

Aims and Objectives

The aim of the course is to examine road safety aspects of the design and location of bus stops and how to resolve conflicts. The course gives delegates confidence in dealing with requests for new or re-positioned bus stops.

Certification

Delegates completing this course will receive a CPD certificate of attendance, recognised by both the IHE and CIHT.

In-House Training

Please note that this is only available as an in-house training course to be delivered at your offices or at a venue of your choice.

The maximum number of delegates we can train on this course is limited to 16. To receive a quotation, please complete a request below.

Course Overview

GG 119 requires Road Safety Auditors to undertake a minimum of two days road safety audit, collision investigation or road safety engineering CPD each year. This Collision Investigation workshop will provide two days CPD to satisfy this requirement.

The course will also provide two of the ten days formal collision investigation training detailed in GG 119 to start a career as a Road Safety Auditor.

Aims and Objectives

The main objective of this two day workshop is to provide some practical experience in undertaking collision investigation work, including analysis of data and recommendations for improvements.

Certification

Delegates completing this course will receive a CPD certificate of attendance, recognised by both the IHE and CIHT.

Course Fee

The fee for this course is £690 + VAT per person, which includes all costs (course notes, certification etc.).

Training Options

Unfortunately we’re not able to offer this course on an open basis – please see below for details of our available training options.

Course Overview

A one-day course covering the principles of design and good practice for roundabouts and mini-roundabouts.

Important Notes:

1. The design sessions include good practice guidance but not AutoCAD training.

2. There are ARCADY sessions which include guidance on interpreting the model outputs and how the main input factors affect the results. They do not include a demonstration of the software. Training on the ARCADY is available from TRL, who own and license the software.

Topics Covered

• Selection of Junction Type and Principles of Junction Capacity
• Types of Roundabout
• Design of Mini-Roundabouts
• Roundabout Geometry including Entry Path Curvature / Deflection and Entry Angles
• Visibility Issues
• Landscaping and Art on Central Islands
• Segregated Left Turning Lanes and Subsidiary Defection Islands
• Pedestrian and Cycle Facilities
• Vertical Alignment and Drainage
• Signs and Markings including Spiral Markings
• ARCADY
• Road Safety Issues

Aims and Objectives

Completing the course will give delegates more confidence in applying good practice principles to their designs and result in better designs from both a road safety and capacity point of view.

Certification

Delegates completing this course will receive a CPD certificate of attendance, recognised by both the IHE and CIHT.

Course Fee

The fee for this course is £395 + VAT per person, which includes all costs (course notes, certification etc.).

Training Options

Unfortunately we’re not able to offer this course on an open basis – please see below for details of our available training options.

Course Overview

A one-day course which gives a practical introduction the role of the Development Management / Control Officer in a local authority.

Aims and Objectives

The course is aimed at engineers and planners involved in the management of new development schemes and securing of highway infrastructure improvements through developer contributions, planning conditions and Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).

Certification

Delegates completing this course will receive a CPD certificate of attendance, recognised by both the IHE and CIHT.

In-House Training

Please note that this is only available as an in-house training course to be delivered at your offices or at a venue of your choice.

The maximum number of delegates we can train on this course is limited to 16. To receive a quotation, please complete a request below.