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KPMG Logo Return to all Events KPMG | ABODS Dashboard Demo (Follow-on session) Open Q&A and discussion to address any questions and gather feedback based on the Compliance Dashboard. Associated Documentation 2025-11-11

Solent Transport Logo Return to all Events Solent Future Transport Zone | Micromobility parking: Selecting sites and making them happen Improve the speed and coverage of the rollout of micromobility in your area, achieve high levels of parking compliance and reduce complaints. Selecting and delivering micromobility parking sites, both on the road and on the footway, is a critical part of delivering a successful e-scooter or bike share scheme that is both well used and well managed. Drawing on the experience of delivering a scheme that spans Portsmouth, Southampton and the Isle of Wight, the Solent Future Transport Zone is uniquely positioned to share the lessons that led to a scheme achieving over 95% parking compliance. We'll share site selection checklists, processes for engaging private landholders and how to manage consultation and push back. Associated Documentation 2025-11-13

Active Travel England Logo Return to all Events Active Travel England | How to Highlight Critical Issues In Active Travel Schemes Join Active Travel England's inspectorate team as they introduce 16 safety-related critical issues. Critical issues are defined as a street layout or condition that is associated with an increased risk of collisions for people walking, wheeling or cycling and form an important aspect of the Route Check scheme review tool. This webinar is aimed at transport professionals, urban designers, town planners and those with an interest in inclusive street design. You do not need to have prior knowledge of Active Travel England's critical issues before attending this webinar. Associated Documentation 2025-11-11

Return to all Resources Local Government Association | Decarbonising Transport- Sustainability Briefing This briefing explains the business case for taking action to decarbonise transport and sets out suggested interventions that local authorities can take across different areas. LGA sustainability briefing: decarbonising transport | Local Government Association Associated skills: Policy, Transport Planning

Appraisal, Developing Business Cases, Funding and Finances, Laws and Regulations, Scheme Delivery, Statutory Planning, Transport Planning Return to all Resources Department for Transport | Impacts of integrated land-use and transport planning This report examines the outcomes of integrated land-use and transport planning, drawing on case studies to inform understanding and future policy. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/impacts-of-integrated-land-use-and-transport-planning?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications-topic&utm_source=b8fae1cb-22ae-49b4-8cea-be43319dd8e3&utm_content=daily Associated skills:

Return to all Resources Local Government Association | Sustainability Routemap for Transport The transport routemap suggests interventions that could embed sustainability in council services with a focus on transport, complementing existing council projects and actions. Sustainability Routemap - Transport Routemap | Local Government Association Associated skills: Statutory Planning, Transport Planning

6 November 2025 Back to all Webinars TfSE & Transport East | Joint Carbon Assessment Playbook Workshop - Quantifiable Carbon Guidance 6 November 2025 This training workshop provided attendees with an overview of the recently published Quantifiable Carbon Guidance and how the STB Carbon Assessment Playbook tool can support local authority officers alongside it. Further documents Carbon Assessment Playbook Quantifying carbon emissions for local transport planning - GOV.UK

7 November 2025 Back to all Webinars TfSE Centre of Excellence & Steer | Understanding the Regional Travel Survey 7 November 2025 To access the Regional Travel Survey report, click here: Regional Travel Survey The session has presented the approach to data collection, and gives example use cases and key insights, from the TfSE Regional Travel Survey. These findings can support evidence-based decision making, inform planning strategies such as local transport plans, local plans and decarbonisation strategies, strengthen inputs for accessibility or demand forecasting studies for Local Transport Authorities (LTAs) across the region. The aim is to equip local authority officers with the knowledge of what the RTS entails , what they could use it for and how to access the information . You will gain a clear understanding of RTS and potential applications, and guidance on accessing and applying the findings in local work. Context TfSE has delivered a Regional Travel Survey (RTS), intended to provide a supplementary alternate source of information to that provided by the National Travel Survey (NTS). Unlike NTS, the RTS is specifically focused on the TfSE area and contains responses from circa 6,820 responses covering the 16 Local Trasport Authorities (LTAs). The sample was designed to ensure representativeness across socio-demographic groups and geographies, it provides a more granular and region-specific understanding of travel behaviour, helping to fill important evidence gaps for local transport planning. The RTS provides insight into: Travel patterns and volumes via a trip diary for a single day (sampling across different days of the week) including origin and destinations (i.e. location postcodes), trip purpose, modes used and time/day of travel Household car ownership, including electric and hybrid vehicles Behaviours and mode preferences (why a particular mode is chosen, changes in post pandemic commute frequency). Socio-economic characteristics (e.g. age, gender, household size, income, education level, social class, ethnicity) TfSE are working on sharing the Power BI dashboard. Access to data extracts and the survey questionnaire is available upon request, please contact COE@transportforthesoutheast.org.uk Further documents Regional Data Survey - Data Dictionary .xlsx Download XLSX • 172KB TfSE Centre of Excellence - Understanding the Regional Travel Survey .pdf Download PDF • 1.37MB

Return to all Resources Transport for the South East | Intermodal Rail Freight Study Report Assesses the potential demand for freight currently moved entirely by road to and from the TfSE area, to be moved by rail freight Microsoft Word - TfSE Intermodal Rail Freight Interchange Study 28.10.2025 Associated skills: Developing Business Cases, Scheme Delivery, Transport Planning

Solent Transport Logo Return to all Events Solent Future Transport Zone | Micro Consolidation: Lessons From Delivering Logistics Innovation This session will explore innovative, sustainable logistics solutions that reduce congestion, improve air quality, and support net-zero goals. The Solent Future Transport Zone has delivered two micro consolidation hubs in Portsmouth and Winchester. Hear about the challenges, successes, and lessons learned when setting up micro consolidation hubs while gaining insights into planning, legal, and procurement approaches for logistics innovation. Micro consolidation hubs consolidate parcel deliveries in a single location and then redistribute them using low-emission vehicles, such as e-cargo bikes. The objective of this approach is to improve air quality and reduce congestion in urban centres by reducing the number of LGVs that would have otherwise made these deliveries. Associated Documentation https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/63d4b508-9733-4e17-82ec-99cea3f079ed@3a3b079a-64c0-471c-92e5-4e919e307ca8

Return to all Resources Transport for the South East | Regional Travel Survey: Analytical Report This Regional Travel Survey provides an understanding of the travel behaviour across the different Local Transport Authorities the TfSE region. This report summarises the key findings. (context below) TfSE Regional Travel Survey Analytical Report .pdf Download PDF • 5.93MB Context Unlike NTS, the RTS is specifically focused on the TfSE area and contains responses from circa 6,820 responses covering the 16 Local Trasport Authorities (LTAs). The sample was designed to ensure representativeness across socio-demographic groups and geographies, it provides a more granular and region-specific understanding of travel behaviour, helping to fill important evidence gaps for local transport planning. The RTS provides insight into: Travel patterns and volumes via a trip diary for a single day (sampling across different days of the week) including origin and destinations (i.e. location postcodes), trip purpose, modes used and time/day of travel Household car ownership, including electric and hybrid vehicles Behaviours and mode preferences (why a particular mode is chosen, changes in post pandemic commute frequency). Socio-economic characteristics (e.g. age, gender, household size, income, education level, social class, ethnicity) Regional Data Survey - Data Dictionary .xlsx Download XLSX • 172KB To hear more about the methodology, analytics and key takeaways, watch this webinar: TfSE Centre of Excellence & Steer | Understanding the Regional Travel Survey Associated skills: Scheme Delivery, Statutory Planning, Transport Planning

Transport for the South East Centre of Excellence logo Return to all Events TfSE Centre of Excellence | Understanding the Regional Travel Survey The session will present the approach to data collection, and give example use cases and key insights, from the TfSE Regional Travel Survey. The aim is to equip local authority officers with the knowledge of what the RTS entails, what they could use it for and how to access the information. Participants will gain a clear understanding of RTS and potential applications, and guidance on accessing and applying the findings in local work. Associated Documentation