Transport planning builds on the review of spatial and territorial planning documents at all levels — regional, city, and district. Within this process, infrastructure assets are considered as part of an integrated system, enabling the creation of a coherent transport network.
The scope of work encompasses both spatial solutions — such as adjustments to the configuration of the street and road network, construction of new facilities, and traffic management measures — and conceptual solutions, including transport management models and administrative approaches. To aid clarity, a roadmap is prepared, outlining the timelines and estimated costs of each measure.
Transport modelling enables the forecasting of network development while accounting for the impacts of proposed interventions.
The outcome of transport planning is the coordinated advancement of transport systems and technologies in alignment with broader urban development goals.
Transport planning serves as a framework for implementing targeted measures that reflect strategic initiatives and priorities. It may include the preparation of development programs for specific modes of transport or categories of infrastructure — such as parking facilities — as well as service schemes for public transport coverage.
Modelling is applied to provide an evidence-based evaluation of the effectiveness of proposed changes and to identify optimal solutions for enhancing the performance of urban transport systems.
Development of a plan for the organization of traffic and pedestrian flows as the basis for streetscape improvements or reconstruction of an urban street.
Measures for ensuring safety on roads and in pedestrian zones.
Development of a distinctive visual and communication identity for a city or its transport system. Integration of the brand into urban infrastructure and public transport to increase appeal and recognizability.
Industrial design of public transport stops, parking facilities, and other urban transport infrastructure. Design of wayfinding systems. Public realm improvement projects.
