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A12 and a120 route management strategy

9.3.15 Strategy Element

A12 and A120 Route Management Strategy

9.3.15 Strategy Element
Action: Liase More Closely With Bus and Rail Operators
Priority: High Ref: 16C
Initiation: Previously there has been relatively little liaisonbetween the Highways Agency and public transport bodies when planning roadworks.However this is done on an individual scheme basis after programmes and budgetshave been set.
Action description: Detailed arrangements will be put in hand sothat regular liaison takes place regarding planned works, changes in servicesand publicity campaigns. This will enable roadworks to be co-ordinated withengineering works on the rail networks and alternative arrangements to be putin hand during roadworks to provide and promote alternatives to car use.

A regular meeting will be held to transfer information regarding programmedrail engineering works, roadworks and changes to bus and rail services forthe forthcoming year. Nominated co-ordinators in each organisation willregularly communicate throughout the year to increase the exchange ofinformation and arrange publicity campaigns for major road and rail maintenance.

Objective(s) met: This proposal will greatly contribute to integrationproposal OI5, and most of the other integration objectives will gain.
Benefits: The user will benefit by having available detailsof viable alternatives of either the car, bus or train during works or changesto services.
Timescale: This will be instigated during the first yearand will be an ongoing process for the foreseeable future.