Transport and accessibility

Projects

CAG Consultants works with local authorities, regional and national government and other stakeholders and promotes a partnership approach to tackling climate change. Please see below to links of our most recent transport and accessibility projects.

Recent transport and accessibility projects:

Acute Hospital Trust Sustainable Transport Study CAG undertook case study research into how London hospitals can improve their transport and travel activities in terms of making them more sustainable. >>

Sydenham High Street access improvements CAG ran consultations for LB Lewisham, to canvass views on enhancing Sydenham high street. CAG designed and ran the consultation processes including forums and business consultations, and wrote and disseminated detailed proceedings of events and findings.

Consultation on clear zones in central London CAG designed and managed the Hatton Garden Clear Zone programme for Camden Council and the City of London, to improve the sustainability of these areas’ access networks. CAG delivered similar transport sustainability related urban design and engagement projects on the Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia and Covent Garden Clear Zones.

Consultation on A1 Borough Strategy CAG managed a consultative research programme with stakeholders, including residents, businesses and visitors as part of the A1 Borough Strategy for LB Islington. The consultation focused on urban design improvements to the corridor. Techniques included a vox pops film of interviews with pedestrians at a number of locations along the corridor.

Consultation on Brentford Area Action Plan CAG ran a stakeholder engagement process LB Hounslow, including workshops to evaluate the sustainable urban design aspects of the Brentford Area Action Plan including transport and access aspects, to feed into the development of the final version of the Plan.

Consultation on Safer Routes to Public Transport CAG undertook research for LB Islington, with local residents and their community sector representatives on Safer Routes to Public Transport from the Bemerton Estate, using ‘walking audits’ and an interactive exhibition of ideas from estate residents.