Session: | Parking Strategies to Support Tomorrow’s Town Centre |
Date: | TBC |
Location: | Central London |
Training provider: | Training for Transportation Professionals |
Cost: | £299.00 |
Contact: | Sarah-Jayne Whitworth |
Telephone: | 07930622024 |
Email: | training@tftp-training.co.uk |
Type: | Course |
STAR Competence: | 7.5 Parking |
A full day workshop which uses gamification techniques to deliver a robust and detailed training session on how to create a future-proof town parking strategy.
There are significant structural changes afoot in our urban centres. Aviva Investors, with £20 billion worth of property under management in the UK is making strategic changes as it believes store-based retail is set to “decline significantly”. The successful High Street is emerging as a destination for social and leisure activities. The demand for affordable housing within the town centre continues, not only from the young but also an ageing population seeking access to the services and entertainment offered by an urban centre. With trends to own cars diminishing new opportunities and changes are arising from autonomous vehicles and mobility as a service that will impact not only as to how people travel but what infrastructure is required. Modern day concerns include air quality and a greater appreciation of the need to respond to urban life by designing cities for people. These factors are presenting a new context for the decisions facing urban planners and the parking strategies that support those decisions.
This one day course will provide delegates with a framework to determine their own parking strategy for the forthcoming decade.
Delegates will be able to:
This course is designed for local authority staff who are seeking a better understanding of how to formulate a parking strategy that can support significant change in their areas and require an appreciation of alternative approaches and the evidence to shape a new parking strategy within their jurisdiction.
Similarly the course is relevant to consultants supporting local authorities in this function.
The course will consist of a mix of teaching with visual illustrations and several sessions of gaming to work through our collective attitudes to decisions on parking provision and what makes a successful town centre. The course will end with gamification using an interactive computer model to allow delegates to apply their learning and apply a chosen parking strategy for a simulated town as we fast forward through a number of forecast years. Their choices on parking pricing, restrictions, location of parking (including using park and ride) will be reflected in how users visit their towns, and how their town fares against the others.
Delegates will be awarded a certificate acknowledging successful completion of the workshop. There are no examinations.
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