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The Department and the County Surveyors' Society have developed the Puffin Good Practice Guide. The. Guide provides comprehensive advice on current best practice for Puffin crossings and so helps to ensure that maximum benefits are achieved for all road users. The guidance is targeted at those involved in the.
24 Jul 2013 3.2 Involvement 3.3 Access Champion 3.4 Equality Impact Assessments and Test of Reasonableness 3.5 Existing Guidance and Standards 3.6 Implementation 3.7 Good Practice Guide Departures from Standard 3.8 Accessibility Audit System. 4 Design Standards 4.1 Road Link Features 4.1.1 Introduction
Roads for All: Good Practice Guide for Roads. Amendments sheet. Date. Amendment. July 2013. Chapter 2: Disability Discrimination Legislation and Disabled People. •. Section 2.1: text updated regarding the Equality Act (2010). Chapter 3: Meeting the Needs of Disabled People. •. Section 3.2: website address added for
Transport Scotland, like all public authorities, has an obligation under the terms of the Equality Act (2010) to carry out Equality Impact Assessments (EqIA) of the effect on This Good Practice Guide must be used forthwith for the procurement of trunk road works at any stage from conception through design to completion of
Where the guidance and design standards presented here conflict with the 'Design Manual for Roads and Bridges' (DMRB), this Good Practice Guide takes Production of the Good Practice Guide is one of the objectives of Transport Scotland's Trunk Road Disability Equality Scheme and Action Plan, 'Roads for All',
Roads for all. Good practice guide for roads. Publication Year. 2013. Document Status. Green. Latest version of document. Abstract. Establishes inclusive design practice for road infrastructure covering construction, operation and maintenance, to ensure environments are created that can be used by all, regardless of age or
The authors are also indebted to all those highway authorities, central government departments and other organisations who responded either to a questionnaire or direct contact requesting information about their recent good examples of accident remedial schemes and their views on the contents of the Guide. The.
Transportation Development. Control Good Practice. Guide Local planning authorities consult the council on planning applications about road transport matters. The council has a duty to respond to these .. accessible,. • designed to accommodate the needs of all members of society, to match the objectives of the

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