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Pedestrian & terminal planning
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We help our clients to understand the requirements
of both
passengers and operators in determining how best to plan and
operate interchanges to get the most out of the space,
resources and funds available.
Within stations and major interchanges, the need to
improve and optimise the
potentially complex interaction between operational needs, passenger
behaviour
and infrastructure is increasingly important. As levels of demand
continue to
increase, measures to mitigate increased levels of congestion, discomfort,
frustration and concerns for safety are likely to be required from
the perspective
of the passenger. From the perspective of the operator, maintaining
or improving
operational efficiency becomes even more critical with increased
demand.
We are able to offer help and advice
in the planning of stations and
interchanges. By combining our expertise in demand forecasting,
rail operations, pedestrian flow and capacity modelling and
business case appraisal, we can assist you to improve the
efficiency of stations and interchanges.
Whether the assessment requires particular focus to
be paid to
normal “day-to-day” operations, disrupted (so called “perturbated”)
operations or emergency conditions, we can resolve
the various issues at play to ensure that informed and robust
investment decisions are taken.
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