An interview with James Gleave of Mobility Policy Lab UK about the problems with current methods of consultation and how we can do better.

You can listen to the podcast on the CIHT here or subscribe on iTunes at this link to listen to past and future sessions.

Transportation professionals across the country work with communities and partners to ensure that new projects balance competing interests and are clearly explained to users, but conflict is common and sometimes all sides can be disappointed.

James discusses how professionals can enable citizens to set a vision for the future of transport and set up a shared vision of the future that lets us shape our highways and places to get the best results.

Doing this within current structures and resources can be difficult but new strategies, products and services are being developed that can help us create a more user centred transport sector.

You can read more about Mobility Policy Lab UK at this link.