Publications
CIHT produces a number of technical guidelines and publications. A full list of those produced can be found below. CIHT's series of technical guidelines is recognised as authoritative advice on best practice. They are used by practitioners in many disciplines including highway and traffic engineers, transportation and town planners in both the public and private sectors.
For more information on Publications, please call CIHT on
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If require information on the technical content of these publications, please email: technical@ciht.org.uk
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Traffic Impact Assessment (1994)
September 1 1994
These guidelines provide the basis for significant improvements to the way the traffic impact of development is assessed and presented. The result should be an improvement in the overall quality of planning decisions.
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Reducing Mobility Handicaps - Towards A Barrier Free Environment (1991)
July 1 1991
Everyday journeys to work, shopping and leisure can be a very real source of stress and pain for those who are partially sighted, elderly or who have some other form of mobility issue.
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Safety Audit of Highways (1996)
September 3 1990
These guidelines originally published in 1996 are still a valuable source of advice ranging from concept to detailed checklists.
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Accident Reduction and Prevention (1990)
August 13 1990
These guidelines suggest an approach to systematic reduction of the contribution of highway factors to accident occurance, and prevention of accidents through application of safety principles.
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Urban Safety Management (1990)
July 10 1990
Urban Safety Management (USM) looks at whole communities and sets a vision and strategy for road safety management which becomes proactive rather than reactive. This USM approach has been shown to yield significant benefits in casualty reduction.
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Transport Advice Portal
The Transport Advice Portal (TAP) has been devised to direct members of the transportation profession and the general public to core documents in a range of subject areas that focus on the management of user groups on roads in the UK.
To search for a document, or to contribute knowledge, please visit the TAP website
