Examples of Strategic Road Network in a sentence
All major development proposals that are likely to generate significant additional journeys will be accompanied by a Transport Assessment in accordance with the 'Guidance on Transport Assessment' (Department for Transport 2007) and the provisions of DfT Circular 02/2007, 'Planning and the Strategic Road Network', and a Travel Plan, in accordance with the Council's 'Travel Plan Frameworks: Guidance for Developers'.
While the Project will contribute to development and expansion of the Strategic Road Network (SRN), it will include an institutional capacity assessment, specifically including road safety and road maintenance, which will form the basis for a capacity development program.
Measures to avoid traffic congestion impacting upon the Strategic Road Network.
In 2005, DoR, in its Master Plan for Strategic Road Network, stressed on development of road to supplement Poverty Reduction Program.
The OBC made clear the expectation that the UK Government would support the plans through: Clear arrangements and funding to develop workable, local vehicle scrappage / upgrade measures; Short term effective interventions in vehicle and technology manufacturing and distribution, led by national Government with local authorities; Replacement of non-compliant buses; and A clear instruction to Highways England with regard to air pollution from the Strategic Road Network (SRN) in Greater Manchester.
This location benefits from its close proximity to Nissan and excellent transport links with opportunities for integrated connectivity provided by the surrounding Strategic Road Network, rail and port infrastructure.
The Sector Wide Road Program (SWRP), Priority Investment Plan (PIP) and Strategic Road Network (SRN), currently calls for the expansion of the country’s road improvement program from 7,917 km of the country's total road length of 18,828 km, to 9,900 km by 2016.
The potential environmental funding is available for the following areas noise, water, carbon, landscape, biodiversity and cultural heritage and, therefore, could include flooding, pollution, water framework directive and biodiversity projects associated with the Strategic Road Network – A1, A14, A47 etc.
In its response to Wyre Borough Council LCC conclusion stated: “Notwithstanding the lack of a strategic case for retaining the A585 between the M55 and Fleetwood as part of the Strategic Road Network, there is no material advantage to the County Council of pursuing de-trunking.
The project will contribute to the development and expansion of the Strategic Road Network (SRN).