Industry leaders, Senior Civil Servants, representatives from Local Government and statutory bodies attended the prestigious Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) Annual Awards. Taking place on Thursday June 13th 2019 at the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, London they highlighted best practice, professionalism and excellence across the industry.
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CIHT Awards 2019 celebrate industry best practice and excellence
Highways & Transportation Infrastructure Projects Honoured
Welcomed by Matthew Lugg OBE, CIHT President, 2018-2019 to the 14th Annual Awards Dinner, the audience of over 400 guests celebrated the achievements of private and public sector partners in delivering complex projects across 16 award categories against three key CIHT themes: People, Better Places and Our Profession. The evening recognised winning, highly commended and commended entries and acknowledged the high calibre of all 150 UK and international submissions.
Matthew Lugg, CIHT President said:
“Our awards recognise the remarkable achievement of those working in highways and transportation. It is evident that highways & transportation plays a central and vital role in supporting a prosperous, equitable and healthy society. We are seeing recognition from government around our call for more certainty around funding of transport projects and maintenance of our transport assets at the national and local level. CIHT will continue to push for real delivery on the infrastructure projects that have been planned.”
This award highlights the contribution of active travel to social, economic and environmental sustainability.
3 tier assessments for roadworks, Transport for London - an assessment to ensure that the needs of cyclists and pedestrians of all abilities are considered when temporary road layouts or roadworks are designed.
Andrew Hugill, Director of Policy & Technical Affairs, CIHT said:
“The significant impact of highway and development works on people walking and cycling is often overlooked, particularly the barriers they cause for disabled people. Through their 3 tier assessment, TfL has developed a collaborative approach between councils, designers, contractors and users to assess and audit temporary changes to the road layout at works, including new sign designs.”
Additional winners were:
More information on all the winning entries is available here on the CIHT website. For a full list of shortlisted entries, please see here.
Photos from the event are available via a gallery here or on request
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