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Last night (13 June 2024) saw the presentation of the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) Awards 2024. These prestigious national annual awards were held at 8 Northumberland Ave, London in front of over 400 attendees. The awards saw outstanding companies and projects within the highways, transportation infrastructure and services industry recognised and rewarded for their efforts.
Karen McShane, President, CIHT said:
The CIHT Awards are an established part of the transportation sectors calendar and are always met with lots of excitement. They provide a genuine benchmark of the fantastic work going on and the calibre of entries this year has once again been outstanding.”
"This year we received over 300 high quality submissions from across the UK and beyond that have demonstrated a wide variety of initiatives, projects and innovations."
"These awards demonstrate best practice and celebrate the best of the highways, transportation and infrastructure sector.
The award winners for 2024 are now available and details can be found below
This year, the CIHT Awards also incorporated the Bus Centre of Excellence (BCoE) Awards. In partnership with the Department for Transport, CIHT delivers the BCoE, working closely with sector stakeholders to deliver an asset that is run by the industry for the industry
Bus Centre of Excellence – Bus Person of the Year
Acknowledging an individual’s exceptional contribution within the bus transportation sector.
Winner - Kerri Cheek, Senior Bus Safety Development Manager at Transport for London and Director of Women in Bus and Coach
Recognising outstanding initiatives within the field of bus transportation that have made a significant positive impact in England.
Winner - Nottinghamshire County Council - Nottinghamshire’s Student Public Transport
Highly Commended - Transport for London - Introducing Superloop - London’s New Express Bus Network
Commended - Liverpool City Region Combined Authority - ‘Moving Buses Forward’ - Liverpool City Region Combined Authority’s Bus Franchising Statutory Consultation
Commended - Realise - Route to Success
Shortlisted - Arriva - Stop and Stay
Shortlisted - Transport for London - Bus Safety Strategy
Awarded to an individual that maintains and develops professional ethical expertise and deliver a safe and effective service for all.
Winner - Tim Lawton, Assistant Director (Highways, Engineering and Transport), Hampshire County Council
Recognising how outstanding design and implementation of schemes in towns, cities and rural areas improve the places around them and create places for people.
Winner - Amey - Liverpool City Centre Connectivity
Highly Commended - Strand Aldwych - Norman Rouke Pryme Limited
Commended - Increasing active travel usage through subways with public art - WSP
Shortlisted - All Change at Bank - City of London Corporation
Shortlisted - Camden's Micromobility Parking Hubs - London Borough of Camden
Shortlisted - Trafford Road Improvements - Salford City Council
Rewarding projects, schemes, products, or strategies delivered or developed that can demonstrate a contribution to sustainable development.
Winner - BBVS (Balfour Beatty, Vinci, Systra Joint Venture) - HS2 Old Oak Common Station
Highly Commended - Transport for London’s Carbon Literacy Training Programme - Transport for London
Commended - Halifax Bus Station - West Yorkshire Combined Authority
Shortlisted - Sustainable Deep In Situ Recycling Utilises Foam Mix for Oxfordshire Village - Stabilised Pavements Ltd
This award recognises an outstanding piece of research in the highways and transportation sector and looks to improve the industry by addressing a specific problem.
Winner - Kier, TerrAffix (part of RSK Group), and Swansea University - Using Biochar to Remove Microplastics from Road Run-off
Highly Commended - Bus Braking Analysis - Transport for London
Commended - Mapping Climate Risk and Vulnerability - University of Birmingham
Commended - Accessible Zebra Crossing Research - Jacobs
Commended - Disabled Citizens Inquiry on walking and wheeling - Sustrans
Shortlisted - Streets for diversity - Royal College of Art
Shortlisted - A mixed reality exploration into customer behaviour on dynamic hard shoulders - WSP
Recognising projects, schemes, products, and strategies that can demonstrate the delivery of a significant reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
Winner - Aggregate Industries UK Ltd - UK First Net Zero Highways Product - FoamixECO™
Highly Commended - Recycol in Cheshire West and Chester - Low carbon 100% binder course cold-recycling for the strategic road network - Colas Ltd
Commended - Getting To Work Fosse Park - GO Travel Solutions
Commended - A Just Transition To A Decarbonised Road Network in Wales - Transport for Wales
Shortlisted - Hydrogen Power Unit - Balfour Beatty
Recognising innovation in the industry, such as new technology, products, processes, and services that have impacted an organisation, industry and society positively.
Winner - First Bus - Tap On, Tap Off Ticketing Technology
Highly Commended - Intellitag delivers safer, greener and more efficient work zones - HRS
Highly Commended - Modular precast flexible abutments - Ramboll
Commended - The WJ Autonomous PreMarker - WJ Group
Commended - PassageWay TfL Service Status Digital Signs - PassageWay
Commended - Aldershot Road - A Pioneering Approach to Geotechnical Challenges - Surrey County Council
Shortlisted - SRL's Haul Route PLUS Solution - SRL Traffic Systems
This award recognises employers or individuals that have implemented (or been involved in) an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) initiative of merit.
Winner - Women in Bus and Coach
Highly Commended - Enhancing EDI through 'Connecting Leeds For All' (CLFA) - Connecting Leeds - Leeds City Council
Commended - Challenging the status quo - increasing diversity and creating careers on our A11 concrete road reconstruction project - Morgan Sindall Infrastructure
Commended - Safety Inclusion Assessment (SIA Tool) - WSP
Shortlisted - Transport to Thrive - University of the West of England
Shortlisted - First Bus EDI Initiatives - First Bus
This award recognises exceptional engineering solutions that have delivered creative and resilient infrastructure.
Winner - Spencer Group - Restoration of the Union Chain Bridge
Highly Commended - Design and Construction of the new Maintenance Depot at Gosforth, Newcastle Upon Tyne - VolkerFitzpatrick Ltd
Highly Commended - East Leeds Orbital Route (ELOR) - Balfour Beatty
Commended - Tynybryn Active Travel Bridge - BakerHicks
Commended - The A487 New Dyfi Bridge - Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Limited
Shortlisted - Redevelopment of University Station, Birmingham - VolkerFitzpatrick Ltd
Shortlisted - Glasgow Airport Investment Area (GAIA) - Ancillary Infrastructure - RPS, A Tetra Tech Company
This award recognises the importance of effective collaboration and relationships with other organisations and/or sectors to deliver real solutions.
Winner - Solent Transport - Solent Future Transport Zone’s Breeze app
Highly Commended - The Dig-Once Approach: Parliament Hill - Greater London Authority
Commended - Delivering better public transport through partnership working - Norfolk County Council
Commended - A428 - Delivering Shared Success - Skanska UK
The Road Safety Award, in memory of John Smart, recognises outstanding achievements which improve road user safety through excellent practice, design and technical application.
Winner – Acusensus UK - Distracted Driving Solution - ‘Heads Up’
Highly Commended - A21 Safety Package - Jacobs and National Highways
Commended - Fasten Up Your Future - So-Mo
Commended - A new era in road safety: Florida DOT and one.network's first-of-its-kind, state-wide work zone safety project - one.network
Shortlisted - Improving safety by preventing and managing vehicle incursions. - Incursions & IPV Working Group
Shortlisted - First responder hazard identification for London - Transport for London
Shortlisted - WSP Incident Resilience Programme - WSP
This award celebrates the achievements of teams who have demonstrated professionalism and have been able to adapt and work effectively under the challenges posed in the highways and transportation sector.
Winner - Transport for London - Network Management & Resilience Construction Advisory & Innovation Team
Commended - Edinburgh Trams Service Delivery Team - Trams to Newhaven - Edinburgh Trams
Shortlisted - Developing the Strategic Transport Plan - Transport for the North
All shortlisted awards are entered into this category and judges are looking for the entry that most closely aligns with the CIHT values (Professional, Inclusive, Collaborative and Progressive).
Winner - Kier, TerrAffix (part of RSK Group), and Swansea University - Using Biochar to Remove Microplastics from Road Run-off
The CIHT Awards were kindly sponsored by Carrington West, Kier, Ringway, Winvic Construction, WJ Group and WSP.
To find out any more about these awards or to receive copies of any photos from the night, please contact e: communications@ciht.org.uk
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