Chapter 13 Introduction to policy and practice
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Published:2011
Leslie C. Darrall, 2011. "Chapter 13 Introduction to policy and practice", in Leslie C. Darrall (ed.), Section 2: Transport planning, ICE manual of highway design and management, Ian D. Walsh, Robert N. Hunter, Leslie Darrall, Paul Matthews, Paul Jameson, John Thorp
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In the UK transport planning is intended to be fully integrated with land-use and spatial planning at national, regional and local levels. Transport strategies and policies produced by central and local government bodies and their agencies govern the planning process by which transport infrastructure schemes are conceived, justified and developed to the point where implementation becomes possible. In addition, there is now an established requirement for new schemes and other interventions in the road transport system to be considered and justified as part of an integrated multi-modal transportation strategy at national, regional and frequently at local level.
CONTENTS
Introduction 99
The Strategic Planning Framework 99
Roles and responsibilities 100
Policies, plans and programmes 100
Appraisal of transport plans 101
Highway scheme planning and implementation 102
Impending changes to the planning system in England 106
References 106
