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Strategic Transport Assessment Ref Description Type Banding AT02 Aspen Way Footbridge Enhancement INF 1st-Tier AT12 Removal of flyover, surface crossings, 5-bells pedestrian crossing INF 1st-Tier AT14 Leamouth Bridges (Cody Dock, Trinity Buoy Wharf bridge, Hercules bridge: Orchard Place to Limmo Peninsula) INF 1st-Tier AT25 Legible mapping INF 1st-Tier AT26 Cycle Parking - Public (Whitechapel cycle hub, Spitalfields and Banglatown, St Dunstan’s and Stepney Green) INF 1st-Tier AT27 Cycle Parking - Private (Provision with development, including social housing) DM 1st-Tier AT29 Residential and Employer Travel Plans DM 1st-Tier AT30 Child and adult cycle training OS 1st-Tier AT31 ‘BikeIt’ and ‘Bikeability’ Programme OS 1st-Tier AT32 Health walks and role of active travel in healthy living OS 1st-Tier AT33 Engagement with schools and faith groups to encourage active travel OS 1st-Tier AT34 Street layout and junction design (across borough) OS 1st-Tier AT35 Cycle Level of Service assessments (across borough) OS 1st-Tier HPF07 Network Management Plans OS 1st-Tier IM07 Cycle Junction Priority DM & OS 1st-Tier IM09 Pedestrian SCOOT DM & OS 1st-Tier IM12 Bus Priority Technology (signals) DM & OS 1st-Tier IM14 SCOOT DM & OS 1st-Tier IM19 Freight management DM & OS 1st-Tier IM20 Last mile solutions (Cargo bikes) DM & OS 1st-Tier PTW04 Docklands to Central London increased frequency (15tph to 18 tph) SP 1st-Tier PTW05 Stratford to Central London increased freqeuncy (15tph) SP 1st-Tier PTW06 Upgrades to Jubilee Line (33tph) INF 1st-Tier PTW07 Upgrades to Central Line (33tph) INF 1st-Tier PTW09 DLR: North route double tracking (20tph) INF 1st-Tier PTW10 Limehouse Station Upgrade INF 1st-Tier PTW12 New Train for Docklands SP 1st-Tier PTW24 Bus service provision enhancements SP 1st-Tier PTW29 New river connections (Rotherhithe to Canary Wharf West, Canary Wharf East to North Greenwich) SP 1st-Tier AT03 Preston’s Roundabout INF 2nd-Tier AT04 South Dock INF 2nd-Tier AT07 Wick Lane A12 underpass improvements INF 2nd-Tier AT10 H16 Bridge Link INF 2nd-Tier AT11 Hertford Canal Crossings INF 2nd-Tier AT13 Enhancement of Hancock Road, Sugar House Lane Bridge INF 2nd-Tier AT17 Millwall Inner Dock INF 2nd-Tier AT20 Enhance connections from St Katherines' & Wapping to Tower of London INF 2nd-Tier AT21 Cycle Connection - Royal Docks INF 2nd-Tier AT22 Cycle Connection - Canning Town INF 2nd-Tier AT23 Cycle Connection - To/from CS3 INF 2nd-Tier AT24 Cycle Connection - To/from Thames Path INF 2nd-Tier AT28 Cycle Hire (St. Katherines & Wapping, Shadwell, Blackwall and Cubitt Town, East India and Lansbury) INF 2nd-Tier AT36 Lighting provision and 'greening' of streets (across borough) OS 2nd-Tier HPF01 Silvertown Tunnel INF 3rd-Tier HPF02 Connections to Isle of Dogs (Hertsmere Road, Westferry Road, West India Dock Road Junctions, East India Dock Road Junctions,INF Preston’s3rd-Tier Road) HPF08 Parking Standards DM 2nd-Tier HPF09 On-street parking management (permit policy) OS 2nd-Tier HPF10 Car club promotion DM & OS 2nd-Tier HPF11 Planning conditions for the provision for on-site delivery DM 2nd-Tier HPF12 Delivery and servicing plans DM 2nd-Tier HPF13 Construction management plans DM 2nd-Tier HPF14 Out-of-hour/Overnight delivery schedules DM 2nd-Tier HPF15 Delivery booking systems DM 2nd-Tier HPF16 Operator recognition schemes DM 2nd-Tier HPF19 Freight quality partnerships DM 2nd-Tier IM01 Walking Wayfinding App OS 2nd-Tier IM02 Cycling Wayfinding App OS 2nd-Tier IM03 Cycle Hire Scheme Availability OS 2nd-Tier IM06 Intelligent Lighting OS 2nd-Tier IM10 Social Media OS 2nd-Tier IM11 Real-time Congestion Information DM 2nd-Tier IM13 Payment systems OS 2nd-Tier Ref Description Type Banding IM17 Digital Road Signs OS 2nd-Tier IM23 Active multi-modal management strategy OS 2nd-Tier IM24 Mobility as a Service (MaaS) OS 2nd-Tier PTW03 Longer Crossrail trains (10-car) SP 2nd-Tier PTW11 Station Public Realm Enhancements INF 2nd-Tier PTW14 Stratford - Lewisham services (3-car) SP 2nd-Tier PTW15 Upgrade Crossharbour station INF 2nd-Tier PTW16 Shadwell interchange enhancement INF 2nd-Tier PTW21 Bus priority measures (bus only routes, bus lanes) INF 2nd-Tier PTW22 Crossharbour Bus Terminus Upgrade INF 2nd-Tier PTW26 New piers (Canary Wharf East, Wapping) INF 2nd-Tier PTW27 New crossing between Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf West INF 2nd-Tier PTW28 Enhance connectivity to river services INF 2nd-Tier AT01 Poplar Decking Scheme INF 3rd-Tier AT05 Blue Bridge Cycle Enhancements INF 3rd-Tier AT06 Old Ford Road bridge over A12 INF 3rd-Tier AT08 Wallis Road to Cadogan Terrace Footbridge Upgrade INF 3rd-Tier AT09 Monier Road Link INF 3rd-Tier AT15 Upgrade to East India Dock bridge INF 3rd-Tier AT16 Upgrade to City Pennisula Bridge INF 3rd-Tier AT18 Access improvements to Glengall Bridge INF 3rd-Tier AT19 Replacement of Westferry Road Bridge INF 3rd-Tier HPF03 Connections to A12 (Roman Road / Old Ford Road) INF 3rd-Tier HPF04 Junction capacities around Queen Mary’s University of London (Hartford Road, White Horse Lane, Globe Lane) INF 3rd-Tier HPF05 Junction capacities around Bow Common (Bow Common Lane / St Paul’s Way , Upper North Street) INF 3rd-Tier HPF06 East-West Vehicular underpass at Tower Hill INF 3rd-Tier HPF18 ‘Click and Collect’ services OS 3rd-Tier HPF20 Ultra-low emissions zone OS 3rd-Tier IM04 Gamificaiton OS 3rd-Tier IM08 Cycle Hire with Smart Cycle Locks DM & OS 3rd-Tier IM22 Data management & systems development OS 3rd-Tier PTW08 Further upgrades to Jubilee Line (increased services, new rolling stock) SP 3rd-Tier PTW13 Isle of Dogs services (30tph) SP 3rd-Tier PTW17 Improve Tower Gateway interchange INF 3rd-Tier PTW23 Bus layover facilities INF 3rd-Tier PTW25 Coach facilites enhancement INF 3rd-Tier HPF17 Local consolidation centres, with low emissions vehicles DM 4th-Tier IM05 Augmented Reality OS 4th-Tier IM15 Weather Dependent Signal Timing DM & OS 4th-Tier IM16 Dynamic Pricing for On-Street Parking OS 4th-Tier IM18 Autonomous Vehicles OS 4th-Tier IM21 Automated Deliveries OS 4th-Tier PTW18 Increase turnback facilities at Bank to permit >30tph INF 4th-Tier PTW19 Extend services beyond Bank INF 4th-Tier PTW20 All DLR services 30tph to 36tph INF 4th-Tier.
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