Guide to Traffic Management Part 7: Activity Centre Transport Management

Guide to Traffic Management Part 7: Activity Centre Transport Management is concerned with the planning and management of centres typified by high levels of internal activity and interaction, especially by people on foot. It addresses the need to obtain a balance between providing for vehicular access and providing for pedestrian, cyclist and public transport needs without compromising the functionality of a site. It provides guidance for planners and engineers associated with the design, development and management of a variety of activity centres. Part 7 presents the guiding principles for traffic management in activity centres, including the policy and planning context, and major considerations and processes involved. It outlines operational and physical measures to provide for movement to and within such centres, either as part of their planning or in their day-to-day management. It presents traffic management techniques and procedures that may be applied in activity centres and details their application in different kinds of centre, based on examples in practice. The online version of the Guide is currently being built. Fundamentals of Traffic Management: Online Training These freely available online learning units cover the fundamentals of traffic management. The units cover 22 modules, each includes a video with in-session exercises. The module related to Guide to Traffic Management Part 7 is: 5-3 Road Space Allocation and Road Use Priority