Active travel design and implementation
We work with local and regional governments to design, plan and implement strategies that promote, facilitate and enable active travel at local and city-wide levels.
In Cardiff, UK, we worked with Cardiff Council to develop proposals for a network of cycleways that connect major destinations and communities across the city.
Cardiff was looking to double the number of cycle trips within the city by 2030. Arup’s team of transport planners and civil engineers worked closely with Cardiff Council to develop the network of cycleways’ proposal. Five primary route corridors were identified and will connect major destinations, existing communities and strategic development sites across the city.
As trusted advisors, we partner with developers, architects and planners on significant masterplans and developments leading to exemplar schemes.
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Projects
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Transforming the A66 Northern Trans-Pennine to deliver more than just safer journeys
A66 Northern Trans-Pennine upgrade, UK
Creating a net zero future for Western Australia’s road network
Main Roads Western Australia Net Zero 2050 Transition Roadmap, Australia
Covering Antwerp Ring Road: paving the way for a greener, safer and connected city of Antwerp
Antwerp Ring Road, Belgium
Digital tool identifies carbon reduction strategies for major roads
Outcome-led design tool, Australia
Active travel
Adapting existing neighbourhoods and districts to accommodate a more complex mix of pedestrians, bikes, scooters and powered vehicles requires thoughtful planning. Our active travel team helps clients navigate decision making routes seek to solve, to deliver lasting benefits to communities.
