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Putting the Traffic Management Act into practice Reconciling the competing demands for road space
Date Of Conference: 6/16/2005
Following the success of Landor’s 2003 conference ‘traffic management on local, urban and interurban routes’, and last year’s comprehensive overhaul of the legislation surrounding traffic management, this timely event aims to evaluate the impact of the 2004 Traffic Management Act upon a number of stakeholders.
With these measures gradually being integrated into existing traffic management policy this conference will address some of the key issues which will determine the effectiveness of the new legislation and the impact it has had on congestion in England and Wales. Consideration is given to the charge on local authorities to employ a traffic manager; delegates will also hear the practical experiences of traffic managers in different local authority settings, from a County Council to a London Borough. Discussion focuses on the implications of the Traffic Management Act for utility companies. Will the Act result in decreased road disruption or will utility companies be blamed for street disturbance? The conference discusses ideas for the future of traffic management, including the Department for Transport’s research programmes and an overview of the new technologies which are available. Consideration will be given to innovative new techniques which may help to solve congestion problems.
Speakers: Mike Talbot, Head of Traffic Management Division, DfT Graham Jones, Traffic Manager and Head of Community Programmes and Safety, Staffordshire County Council Les Guest, National Grid Transco, National Joint Utilities Group Jacqui Dunning, Deputy Regional Director, MVA David Eves, Technical Manager, Transport Systems Group, TRL Ltd Kevin Ratnasingam, Principal Consultant, MVA Robert Hudleston, Traffic Manager, Surrey County Council Chris Barber, Head of Engineering Services, Manchester City Council & Chair of Manchester City Council Steering Group for Traffic Management Nick Morris, Director of Road Network Performance, TfL Joe Weiss, Corporation of London and Chair of London Technical Advisors Group Ricahrd Silvester, Team Leader, Urban Traffic Control, Directorate of Traffic Operations, TfL David Hytch, Head of Professional Services, ITS UK
Chair: Andrew Forster, Managing Editor, Local Transport Today
For further information please contact Landor Conferences on 020 7582 0128
Format: A4 spiral bound
Our Ref No: CO162
© Landor Conferences, 2005
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