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Transport policy & planning

Steer Davies Gleave has over 30 years’ experience in providing clients with the insight needed to make good decisions in what is often a complex planning environment.

• Review of proposed £3bn rail capacity enhancement schemesOffice of Rail Regulation The High Level Output Statements (HLOS) set out the UK’s Department for Transport and Transport Scotland’s requirements for enhancement of the national rail network over the period 2009-2014.
• Bus services in DelhiDIMTS With a population of 18 million people, Delhi is the eighth largest metropolis in the world. Although the city is investing in Metro, the bus network remains the backbone of the public transport network.
• Planning a sustainable future for Abu DhabiAbu Dhabi Department of Transport Abu Dhabi is predicting population and tourism growth over the next 20 years and the emirate’s government is transforming the city to accommodate the boom.
• Sacramento's transit masterplan Sacramento Regional Transit District Long-term transit masterplan to redefine public transportation’s role in Sacramento’s future
• Transport advice for Puerto Rico’s San Juan WaterfrontGovernment of Puerto Rico Regeneration of the Waterfront area will include the introduction of wide walkways, cycle lanes and a new tram line to a historically car-dependent city.
• Supporting Madrid’s bid to host 2016 OlympicsMadrid City Council A sustainable and robust transport strategy is one of the key criteria that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) looks at when reviewing candidate cities for the Olympic Games.
• New generation rapid transport for LeedsMetro & Leeds City Council Metro’s and Leeds City Council’s proposal to develop a bus-based rapid transit solution needs a robust business case to secure much-needed funding.
• Ealing Transport StrategyLondon Borough of Ealing Sustainable transport planning is the focus for the redevelopment of parts of the busy London Borough of Ealing.

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