Transport planning consultants in York.
Transport planning for schemes across York, from central sites where parking is tight to growth on the edges, for developers and the architects, planners and engineers who work with them.
City of York Council
planning and highway authority
A64
run by National Highways
Railway station
walking and cycling links to it matter
How schemes in York get decided.
A historic, constrained centre
Narrow streets, tight parking and heavy footfall mean access and servicing need careful thought, especially for conversions and infill.
The ring road and radial routes
Junctions on the A1237 outer ring road and the main radial roads are where officers most often focus on capacity.
Park and ride, walking and cycling
York has a strong park and ride network and a high share of cycling. Good links to both strengthen any application in the city.
Questions we get asked
Do you cover the villages around York?
Yes, including sites that fall under North Yorkshire Council just outside the city boundary.
Do schemes near the A64 need National Highways involved?
Sometimes. It depends how much traffic a scheme adds to the A64 junctions. We will tell you early whether it is needed.
Who is the highway authority in York?
City of York Council is both the planning authority and the highway authority for local roads. National Highways is responsible for the A64.
Can you help with a highways objection?
Yes. Send us the consultation response from City of York Council and we’ll tell you how we’d answer it, with a fixed fee.
Also working around York.
From our insights.
What does your York site need?
Send us the location. We'll tell you what the council is likely to ask for, with a fixed fee.