Listen to the presentations from the evening lecture:
Matthew Lugg, Chairman UK Roads Board
Management of Electronic Traffic Equipment - Evening Lecture, Speaker - Matthew Lugg
Management of Electronic Traffic Equipment - Evening Lecture picture of Lila Tachtsi (photo by Mike Walter)Lila Tachtsi, Atkins
Lila has 20 years post degree experience in highway asset management and engineering both in the UK and overseas. Lila has been working with both central and local government in the development and implementation of asset management for transport infrastructure. Lila was the Project Director for the development of the new Code, co-authored Well-maintained Highways and is responsible for managing the publication of Complementary Guidance to various national guidance documents.
Management of Electronic Traffic Equipment - Evening Lecture, Speaker - Lila Tachtsi
Presentation slides by Lila Tachtsi
Andy Woolley, Atkins, CEng MICE
Andy is a Project Manager and a registered PRINCE2 Practitioner, with 14 years post degree experience in highway engineering gained working for both central and local government on a variety of schemes. Andy was the Project Manager for the development of the new Code and is currently managing a UKRLG project which is developing design and maintenance guidance for local authority roads.Management of Electronic Traffic Equipment - Evening Lecture, Speaker - Andy Wooley
Presentation slides by Andy Woolley
Stuart Ohrland, Atkins
Stuart Ohrland is a Senior Traffic Engineer and Project Manager, with 10 years experience in the field of traffic control systems. Stuart’s background is in the design, installation and maintenance of ITS schemes for clients including Essex County Council, Transport for London and Slough Borough Council. Stuart was the lead author of the Code.
Management of Electronic Traffic Equipment cover imagePresentation Overview
The UK Roads Liaison Group has developed a new Code of Practice entitled ‘Management of Electronic Traffic Equipment’. This will become the fourth Code within the current suite of Codes, and will sit alongside Well-lit Highways, Well-maintained Highways and the Management of Highway Structures.
The Code provides guidance on the planning and management of the maintenance of electronic traffic equipment within the context of good practice and performance improvement. The Code covers infrastructure outside of the motorway and trunk road network including the following technologies:
• Traffic signals
• Crossing signals
• Interactive Signs
• Variable Message Signs
• Road Safety Cameras
• Real Time Passenger Information Systems
• Traffic Monitoring Equipment
• Rising Bollards
• CCTV Cameras
• Over-height vehicle detection systems
The lecture:
• Explained the role of the UKRLG in developing and maintaining national guidance on managing transport infrastructure
• Provided information on the latest updates to the national guidance
• Provided an overview of the new Code of Practice
• Provided information on the 19 recommendations contained in the Code and its implementation.
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