Transport planning

Transport planning can be a key to unlock the value of a site. Our specialists have a clear understanding of the interplay between public policy and project needs. We work with planners, developers, architects and operators to develop and negotiate appropriate solutions.

Emonika mixed use development, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Ramboll

Contact

Dan Harvey

Executive Director, UK Transport

T: +44 20 7631 5291

Thad OHiggins

Associate

T: +44 20 7631 5291

Our transport planning team works with all modes of transport, including pedestrian, passenger and freight, by path, road, rail, air, sea and river.

Our work includes:

Preparation of Transport Assessments
Appraisal and feasibility masterplanning
Planning and implementing public consultations
Traffic modelling
Planning negotiations
Delivery, waste and servicing strategies/plans
Construction Management Plans
Preparation of Travel Plans
Traffic engineering and public transport planning
Development control
Parking analysis, strategies and design
Transport policy assessments
Access strategies
Transport research
GIS spatial analysis
Pedestrian and Environmental Review System (PERS) Audits

Through our research, we aim to contribute to the development of public policy in transport and the environment — for central and local government — focusing on the integration of land use and transport services.

Transport planning projects

Emonika mixed use development

A central district of Slovenia's capital city is to be completely transformed by an ambitious mixed use development that incorporates commercial, residential, retail, hotel, sports and leisure facilities for day and night. Ramboll's engineers and consultants have provided structural, building services, fire and transport engineering for the concept design.

Dalston Town Centre traffic masterplanning. Ramboll

Hackney Central and Dalston Town Centre masterplan strategies

We have been supporting the urban designers in the creation of a comprehensive regeneration strategy for two tightly developed local centres in the London Borough of Hackney. This work complements the Mayor’s London Plan, which incorporates the regeneration of designated town centres within the capital. Transport for London is a key partner and stakeholder in the development of both masterplans.

Meridian Water masterplan

The Meridian Water project is one of the largest housing developments in London and the UK and will see up to 10,000 homes constructed over the next 20 years on an 85 hectare brownfield site.

Helix-London development

Two elliptical residential towers of different heights sit above a two storey podium in this mixed use development in London's Canary Wharf. One of Europe's largest McDonald's restaurants has been demolished to make way for it.

The concrete frame towers, one 28 storeys high and the other 35 storeys, are linked by spaghetti-like steel bridges. Each floor has a wrap-around balcony with views to the nearby marina. The podium below houses shops and a replacement McDonald's on the ground floor; and a children's playground, screened sports pitch and landscaped public space on the first floor.

A complex transfer system supporting the two towers has been integrated into the podium. Concrete beams and deep reinforced concrete walls have been strategically positioned as part of ...

Orientkaj Station will be one of the new metro stations in Nordhavnen

Nordhavn Metro Extension

Ramboll, in a joint venture with Arup and with architectural firm COBE as sub-consultant, is the planning advisor for the Nordhavnen Metro extension in central Copenhagen.

Södra Länken

The aim of the project was to design a road traffic tunnel system at Stockholm’s southern suburbs in order to reduce traffic congestion, direct traffic around Stockholm and enhance environmental condition.

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