Course Overview
A one-day training course aimed at local authority officers, highway scheme designers and other practitioners who are likely to be involved in the assessment of walking, cycling and horse-riding facilities and the review of design proposals relating to those facilities in the context of development schemes. The course examines current national policies, the requirements of the DMRB Standard and the practical application of that Standard.
Aims and Objectives
To introduce the current national guidance on assessing provisions for walking, cycling and horse-riding during the development of new schemes and to consider design issues for pedestrians, cyclists and horse-riders, including people with a physical, sensory or mental impairment.
Please note that solely completing this course will not meet the requirements of a WCHAR Lead Assessor which are outlined fully within GG 142.
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.
