ITP's multi-disciplinary team researches, designs, implements, monitors and evaluates sustainable transport initiatives for clients all over the world

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  • ITP assists in updating the Manual for Streets guidance
    ITP assists in updating the Manual for Streets guidance

    ITP is helping to develop a new document that brings together Manual for Streets 1 and Manual for Streets 2, to ensure there is a forward-thinking approach in the design of safe and accessible streets.

  • Helping to unlock Rural Mobility Funding
    Helping to unlock Rural Mobility Funding

    We've assisted a number of local authorities with expressions of interest for Rural Mobility Funding. Our track record of business case development and securing funding for local authorities means we are well placed to help with the next phase.

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Case studies

  • Travel Choice
    Travel Choice

    Learn about how we supported Nottinghamshire County Council influence behaviour in Mansfield and Newark by researching, designing, delivering and evaluating their behavioural change programme 'Travel Choice'.

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  • Unlocking funding for Derby and Nottingham
    Unlocking funding for Derby and Nottingham

    Read about how we assisted Derby and Nottingham City Councils to unlock £161 million in funding from the Department for Transport's Transforming Cities Fund.

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  • Exploring access to transport in Liberia
    Exploring access to transport in Liberia

    ITP has been appointed by the World Bank to explore problems with accessibility for the poorest inhabitants in Monrovia

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  • Worcestershire Transport Strategy
    Worcestershire Transport Strategy

    ITP was commissioned to assist Worcestershire County Council with the development of a Transport Strategy for their local bus services

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  • What do we want!?...When do we want it?!

    Whilst many proclaimed that the post-Covid world would offer a green recovery, the reality is that car usage has increased and people are settling back into their cars. So, how should we plan our cities to guarantee a more sustainable future?

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    What do we want!?...When do we want it?!
  • What lies ahead for urban public transport?

    City landscapes have already changed significantly over the last 12 months, and, in light of expected outcomes from the National Bus Strategy, these changes are likely to continue. What can we expect for the future of urban public transport?

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    What lies ahead for urban public transport?

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