Delivering a meaningful modal shift towards non-car travel modes of travel e.g. walking, cycling, scooting, public transport, mobility as a service, etc. is a key transport policy objective, with such change essential to deliver upon overarching climate change goals. Consideration of these users from the outset of the planning and design processes ensures their needs are accommodated. In doing so, it has the potential to maximise their future use and minimise traffic impacts.
Our service offering includes the following:
Client: Boston ScientificDuration: May 2023 to December 2024 Project Summary Transport Insights was commissioned, as part of a multi-disciplinary PM Group-led team, to provide preliminary transport engineering design advice and to undertake a Traffic and Transport Assessment (TTA) in relation to preparation of a Campus Masterplan for a major life sciences facility at Ballybrit, Galway.…
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Client: Louth County CouncilDuration: August 2023, ongoing Project Summary Transport Insights, as part of a WSP Ireland-led multi-disciplinary project team, was commissioned to provide transport planning and modelling support to the design of 5 no. active travel schemes within the Dundalk Urban Area. Each scheme seeks to provide improved pedestrian and cycling infrastructure, while concurrently…
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Client: Chartered Land/ Starwood CapitalDuration: June 2016 to September 2019 Project Summary Transport Insights was commissioned to provide transport planning support in relation to the Elmpark Green Campus, a mixed-use development comprising ca. 64,000 sqm GFA of office space and ca. 440 residential units, located at Merrion Road, Dublin 4. The primary objective of the…
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Client: Cork County CouncilDuration: July 2022 to February 2023 Project Summary Transport Insights was commissioned by TOBIN Consulting Engineers, on behalf on Cork County Council to support the planning and design of public realm enhancements within the Georgian Quarter in Mitchelstown. The scheme comprised 4 no. locations within Mitchelstown, namely King’s Square, George’s Street, King’s…
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Client: Multiple developersDuration: June 2022, ongoing Project Summary Transport Insights has been commissioned by multiple developers to assess the capacity of existing and planned future public transport networks in accommodating development proposals. To date, the primary focus has related to Large-Scale Residential Development (LRD) and mixed-use development proposals within Dublin and the surrounding region. The…
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