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I recently retired after 40 years in transport consultancy, mainly in transport planning. During that time I have seen transport planning grow from a discipline into a profession, with many fine achievements to its name. But I reflect on two points – how good are we at transport planning and do we deliver good transport as a result?
Transport planning comprises four basic elements – (1) analysis of a transport problem to identify and quantify its extent; (2) development of options...
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Tom Morton retired earlier this year from his position as divisional director, integrated transport division at consultant Mott MacDonald.



