Traffic Management Order and ParkMap support for a local authority, keeping orders accurate and mapping up to date. The brief Accurate Traffic Management Orders and up-to-date ParkMap records are the foundation of enforceable parking controls. What we did Our experienced team reviews and drafts traffic orders and provides hands-on ParkMap and GIS mapping support, from […]
Traffic order drafting for Chandler’s Ford, producing clear, concise and enforceable orders. The brief Traffic orders must be clear, concise and fit for purpose, or enforcement built on them is at risk. What we did We drafted the required traffic orders, applying the same standards we teach in our traffic order training: accurate schedules, correct […]
We are very pleased to announce the Chairman and Speakers for Spotlight on Parking 2016. The theme for the 2016 seminar is: “Parking in the Future” Chairman: Caroline Hamilton, Chief Parking and Traffic Appeal Adjudicator for London. Speakers: Joseph Seal-Driver, Director, Drive Now “Flexible car sharing options” Nick Rabbets, Director, […]
This year we supported The Intelligent Parking Award and The Future Parking Award and here are the winners: The Intelligent Parking Award (joint winner) – Barbour Logic for RM Self-Serve The Intelligent Parking Award (joint winner) – Tunbridge Wells Borough Council and Cale UK for Check-in/Check-out The Intelligent Parking Award: Parking Futures – AppyParking Our Luke presenting the Future […]
ParkMap development support for a local authority, from one of the only consultancies with a specialist full-time ParkMap team. The brief GIS mapping systems such as ParkMap need time, knowledge and standardised procedures to deliver reliable results. What we did Our specialist ParkMap team provided development support, helping the authority build detailed, clear and reliable […]
We are pleased to be mentioned in Lincolnshire Echo for a parking permit report we are working on. To read the article please click on the following link: Parking permits to be introduced on three Lincolnshire streets… and more could be on the way Lincolnshire Echo