ICE seeks civil engineers’ views on merits of a national transport strategy

By Daniel Gayne2023-03-31T12:36:00

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Existing policies and metrics insufficient for effective decision-making

The Institution of Civil Engineers has launched a consultation on whether England needs a national transport strategy.

According to the body, UK transportation lacks sufficiently detailed policies, plans or metrics to make effective investment and planning decisions, exacerbated by recent delays to major projects such as HS2 and the Integrated Rail Plan for the North and Midlands.

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