Transport appraisal and modelling strategy: informing future investment decisions
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Detail of outcome
The Department for Transport’s ‘Appraisal and modelling strategy’ presents priorities for the development of Transport Analysis Guidance (TAG) for the next 5 years following the close of this public consultation in October 2018.
With help from stakeholders we held over 10 events and workshops across England, yielding valuable feedback and opinion. A summary of discussions at the theme-based workshops and results from a TAG user survey are published alongside the strategy.
We have also published a summary of an externally organised event held during the consultation, which sought to gather stakeholder views.
Feedback received
Detail of feedback received
A total of 74 responses were received from a wide range of stakeholders — practitioners, local government, sub-national transport bodies and transport groups amongst others. Sixty-one of these, with permission from respondents, are published alongside this strategy.
We thank stakeholders for their engagement during the consultation process.
Original consultation
Consultation description
The Department for Transport’s (DfT’s) appraisal framework aims to provide as full a view as possible about the wide range of impacts transport has on the economy, environment and society. Our guidance on how to conduct transport appraisals, WebTAG, draws on best practice in government, academia, and industry. We aim to ensure that it reflects the latest evidence and appraisal methodologies.
This consultation seeks views on the main themes and priorities for developing the evidence base underpinning our appraisal guidance over the next 5 years. We are also seeking views on how we can make the guidance more user friendly.
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Published 19 June 2018Last updated 16 April 2019 + show all updates
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