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A literature review considering the role of infrastructure in the cause and reduction of injuries to cyclists.
Recommendations on how to operate, maintain and enhance our roads in order to boost economic growth and give road users more for their money.
How behavioural insights can be used by the Department for Transport and local authorities to develop transport policy.
Clause-by-clause assessment of Eversholt Rail Group's Class 313 unit's compliance with accessibility standards.
Clause-by-clause assessment of Eversholt Rail Group's Mark 4 units' compliance with accessibility standards.
Examines the factors affecting the cost of light rail and recommends ways to make it more cost effective in the future.
Investigating whether or not actual demand at new stations is significantly different from forecast demand at new stations.
On-the-spot (OTS) data and offence histories are examined to establish a link between accidents caused.
Clause-by-clause assessment of Porterbrook's Class 170 units' compliance with accessibility standards.
Clause-by-clause assessment of Porterbrook's Class 159 units' compliance with accessibility standards.
Social and distributional effects of climate change policy options for policymakers considering how transport initiatives might affect different people.
List of social research reports which the Department for Transport have previously used to better understand policy impacts and outcomes, and make improvements.
The Transport Research Laboratory found little correlation between vehicle noise and accidents involving pedestrians.
Report by Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) into the risks of quiet electric and hybrid vehicles to visually impaired pedestrians.
As part of the government's scrutiny requirements, the Department for Transport has reviewed how the Road Safety Act 2006 will improve road safety.
Operational improvements that could improve the performance of Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted airports and enhance the passenger experience.
Options to increase the proportion of passengers and staff travelling to airports using low carbon transport.
Technical research project to establish how a road pricing system by time, distance and place could operate.
An independent report of a study chaired by Sir Roy McNulty and commissioned by the Secretary of State for Transport.
Update to the 2010 appraisal of the London to West Midlands strategic rail alternatives to HS2.
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