From traffic management to access management
Access rules can change how we use the road network. Their digitalisation opens the way to more integrated management, where the same space can serve different purposes throughout the day.
Writing on mobility decisions, ITS, road operations and governance, published when there is something useful to add.

Selective editorial pieces on the questions behind the practice.
The shift from car ownership to using mobility services could reshape how we travel. We need to understand who will organise that change, who will benefit and what place public transport will have.
Read the piece →Infrastructure, technology, operations and institutions evolve at different speeds. A decision made in one cycle can constrain what another needs to do.
Read the piece →As traffic intelligence becomes a service, control matters more than ownership.
Read the piece →Editorial themes being developed around recurring decision problems in mobility.
The library is being developed alongside the practice. New pieces will be introduced progressively as the thinking matures.
Access rules can change how we use the road network. Their digitalisation opens the way to more integrated management, where the same space can serve different purposes throughout the day.
In a mature network, the challenge is no longer simply to preserve the infrastructure. It is to preserve its ability to serve, respond when conditions change and ensure that the next operating cycle begins better prepared.
Cities invested in seeing more. They must now become better prepared to act.