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CERS can assist in the identification of opportunities to improve cycling routes, whilst supporting the effective targeting of resources.

Streetaudit – Cycling Module (CERS) is a new and dynamic software application to assess the quality of any cycling environment. Its systematic framework allows pedestrian provision to be assessed, reviewed and audited through the use of innovative and highly successful methods. PERS can assist in the identification of opportunities to improve pedestrian walking routes, whilst supporting the effective targeting of resources. Streetaudit – Pedestrian Module (PERS) is a new and dynamic software application to assess the quality of any pedestrian environment. To facilitate the storage, manipulation and display of information collected on site, TRL has developed streetaudit, a software package which enables the maximum value of the audits to be realised. Individually or collectively, auditing these environments allow policy makers and stakeholders to highlight and understand any problems and set realistic priorities in each of these challenging environments. Three auditing techniques have been developed by TRL to assess the quality of street environments: Through matching address data from numerous operational systems, Torfaen Borough County Council have been able to create a more comprehensive view of their vulnerable residents enabling improved support where it’s needed the most.TRL has an expanding range of software dedicated to assessing and reporting on the streetscape with the ultimate aim of improving design and creating safer, accessible, sustainable and superior streets. Herefordshire Council uses our Local Streets Gazetteer to provide high quality data for its highways maintenance partner, Balfour Beatty, delivering faster, smarter and more cost-effective upkeep of their roads. Our Local Land and Property Gazetteer enables Adur and Worthing Councils to share property classifications across different teams driving efficiency through accurate, consistent data.Ĭharnwood Borough Council uses the Unique Property Reference Numbers from its Local Land and Property Gazetteer to provide a full 360-degree view of its council-owned property from development to demolition, including management, maintenance and arrears. Cherwell District Council represents and provides services to more than 150,000 residents and businesses in Banbury, Bicester, Kidlington, and the rural parishes of north Oxfordshire.