
Our strategies assess existing provision, accessibility and demand, and identify realistic opportunities to enhance public transport services. We work with bus operators and local authorities to explore route diversions, service enhancements, infrastructure provision and phasing, ensuring proposals are practical and deliverable.
Public transport is considered alongside walking and cycling as part of a wider sustainable movement strategy, helping developments align with planning policy and reduce reliance on the private car.
We work with developers, bus and rail operators, and local authorities to identify what is realistically deliverable in the local context. Our work spans early-stage feasibility on bus and rail accessibility through to detailed strategies that secure new services or infrastructure as part of planning consent.
Our typical public transport input includes:
– Bus stop accessibility assessments
– Rail station accessibility appraisals
– Route diversion and service enhancement strategies
– Operator engagement and viability advice
– New bus stop or interchange infrastructure proposals
– Public transport contribution justifications for S106 negotiations