Course Overview
A one-day course covering the principles of design and good practice, with practical examples and workshops to reinforce key learning points for the design of Priority Junctions and Development Accesses.
Important Notes:
1. The design sessions include good practice guidance but not AutoCAD training.
2. There are ARCADY sessions which include guidance on interpreting the model outputs and how the main input factors affect the results. They do not include a demonstration of the software. Training on the ARCADY is available from TRL, who own and license the software.
Topics Covered
- Principles of Junction Capacity
- MfS, MfS2 and DMRB Principles and Practice
- Direct Accesses and Development Accesses
- Visibility Issues
- Geometric Design Issues including Turning Lanes, Corner Radii, Vehicle Swept Paths etc.
- PICADY Input and Output
- Road Safety Issues
Aims and Objectives
Completing the course will give delegates more confidence in applying good practice principles to their designs, resulting in better designs from both a road safety and capacity point of view.
Certification
Delegates completing this course will receive a CPD certificate of attendance, recognised by both the IHE and CIHT.
Course Fee
The fee for this course is £395 + VAT per person, which includes all costs (course notes, certification etc.).
Training Options
Unfortunately we’re not able to offer this course on an open basis – please see below for details of our available training options.
