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Mainstreaming Smarter Travel & Mapping & Information for Smarter Travel are organised by Landor LINKS. Landor LINKS connects with every Local Authority in the UK, Central Government, Universities, research bodies, suppliers, consultants, contractors and service providers.

This conference is the second national meeting of all the LSTF projects. The programme (p7-9) features a mix of networking discussion, panel debate, keynote presentation and streamed sessions providing a knowledge sharing platform for delegates. This is an opportunity for delegates from a number of different sectors to network with each other, share good practice, find opportunities for cooperation, and to discuss the future of smarter travel.

Professionals depend on us for authoritative information, news and analysis. We deliver this through targeted events, traditional print, such as the respected transport planning and policy journal Local Transport Today, online and through social media. www.landor.co.uk

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Atkins

Diva Creative

JMP Consultants Ltd

Visit us on stand 5 Atkins' Highways & Transportation business is a leading provider of design, project management and engineering consultancy services to the transport sector. Our 1,100 staff provide a complete range of services from strategic transport policy advice, asset management to design and major projects to clients spanning local and central government, as well as private developers. www.atkinsglobal.com

Visit us on stand 23 diva is the UK's leading sustainable travel behaviour change marketing agency. We know what drives travel behaviour and use this understanding to design communication programmes that successfully influence travel behaviour and encourage people to choose to travel more sustainably.

We understand the complexities of transport and are experienced at working with partners within both Passenger Transport Executives and Local Authorities.

This experience means we can combine learning and best practice from Personal and Business Travel Planning, Smarter Choices, Sustainable Travel Towns and Cycling Demonstration Towns with conceptual models of behaviour change, to deliver real results.

We pride ourselves in delivering an exceptional creative service that exceeds our clients expectations. www.divacreative.com

JMP Consultants Ltd is a family of enthusiastic and committed sustainable transport professionals who are making important contributions to the sustainability challenges facing the world today. JMP prides itself on challenging the traditional ways of working to deliver innovative sustainable transport solutions for our clients. www.jmp.co.uk

Sustrans Visit us on stand 17 Sustrans is a leading UK charity enabling people to travel by foot, bike or public transport for more of the journeys we make every day. We work with families, communities, policy-makers and partner organisations so that people are able to choose healthier, cleaner and cheaper journeys, with better places and spaces to move through and live in. www.sustrans.org.uk

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FWT Visit us on stand 8 CHK Limited trading as FWT handles the production of mapping and publicity information for a range of local authorities, operators and transport organisations.

FWT has built up a reputation as one of the country's leading producers of quality information for the public transport sector. Our clients include local authorities, Passenger Transport Executives (PTE), Transport for London, transport groups, and bus/rail operators. www.fwt.co.uk

Integrated Transport Planning Ltd (ITP) ITP is a dynamic consultancy specialising in integrated, sustainable transport planning and research. Formed in 1998, we employ dedicated transport professionals with a broad range of technical and social skills. We have particular expertise in the delivery and evaluation of smarter choices programmes and are working in partnership with a number of Local Authorities on LSTF funded delivery programmes. Our skill base ensures that we are equipped to tackle problems in a holistic manner, taking full account of people’s lifestyle and travel needs and of environmental issues. www.itpworld.net

Steer Davies Gleave Steer Davies Gleave is an independent transport consultancy that has been at the forefront of delivering behaviour change initiatives for over 15 years.

Advising national and local government, individual organisations and transport operators. We have developed a wide range of solutions to help our clients analyse, understand and solve their transport needs, whether through providing strategic insight or delivering targeted interventions. We supported several local authorities in preparing successful LSTF bids and are currently supporting the delivery of their programmes including multi-modal challenge schemes, web-based travel portals, journey planners, information strategies, branding, personal travel planning, business engagement, school travel planning, station travel planning and cycling strategies. www.steerdaviesgleave.com

Transport for Greater Manchester Visit us on stand 6 Transport for Greater Manchester and its partners are leading LSTF innovation with a programme aimed at getting people to travel sustainably, while stimulating the local economy. Key activities include community transport extensions, investments in smart technology, investment in cycle ways, work to promote commuter cycling and presenting available sustainable travel choices in new and engaging ways.

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The Speed Learning session (15.40 - 17.30 on Day 1 in the Great Hall) provides a platform for knowledge sharing, generating discussion and helping LSTF teams to network with each other.

The 30 case studies will be presented simultaneously at ‘bar tables’ marked by numbered balloons, in SIX – 12 minute sessions.

The case studies will be short presentations followed by discussion.

A horn will be sounded when it is time to change tables.

Delegates choose to attend six from the following 30 speed learning sessions...

LSTF Case Studies Mainstreaming – Embedding smarter travel into everyday practice 1

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Alina Tuerk, LSTF Project Manager, Thurrock Borough Council The app encompasses all modes of sustainable travel including walking and cycling for leisure purposes. The app is free and over 1,000 downloads have been made in the first month.

The app features maps, timetables and real-time train information. We will present lessons learnt from commissioning the app and legacy plans including sponsorship from local businesses

Extending services to connect people with jobs Caroline Corless-Carter, Customised Services Officer, TfGM The existing Kingsway Local Link service was extended to the Kingsway Business Park, a major employer in the Rochdale area with early morning and late night running for shift workers.

Travel to Rochdale bus, rail stations and tram stops are possible with inter-available ticket products. Thanks to TfGM’s intervention, patronage has more than trebled in the past year and passenger feedback has been very good.

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Integration - New technology, smart cards, buses, trains and interchange 7

Successful roll-out of an innovative and ground breaking Real Time Information System and the delivery of a Citywide Legible Bus Network project which has carried forward the 'Legible Cities' approach to the public transport realm. Conceptual system architecture (1st of its type in UK and EU); Design Guidelines for Legible Bus Networks; Signal Based bus priority and Partnership working with bus operators.

Kerbside Diaries Travel Data and Kerbside Culture Pilot Project

Smartphone technology collects experiential data on sustainable journeys, which is used to engage people locally to start conversations about kerbside culture, travel choices and how journeys could be more efficient, attractive, accessible, healthy and fun.

The findings of the pilot project can be integrated into schools and community groups to explore sustainable travel and kerbside culture and influence local decision making.

April 2015 - Planning for it now

The council has been working in Leicestershire on our next target areas. We have mainstreamed Smarter Travel and submitted our programmes for both Capital and Revenue spend for the next four years under the ‘Plan, Prepare, Do’ model.

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The Train, Learn, Drive, Earn programme helps unemployed people in Greater Manchester access training and work experience, as a volunteer driver or member of support staff, at participating community transport operators.

The scheme targets unemployed individuals, who, once trained, will have skills that can be transferred to roles within the same or other organisations, both in the sector and beyond.

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Slough’s new cycle hire scheme has just been launched. This session will overview of the initiative, its aims and objectives, the involvement of partners including NEETs (young people not in eductation, employment or training) in the maintenance and re-distribution of the bikes. While too early to present ‘outcomes’ we will present early anecdotal evidence and usage figures.

Bike Back Derby Fixing bikes and gaining skills in Derby Presenter Adam Sendall, LSTF Programme Coordinator, Derby City Council The scheme provides affordable refurbished bikes to local people in Derby to help them access work, education, training and other facilities by bike. Donations of abandoned or unwanted bicycles are transferred to HMP Stocken, and refurbished by the inmates. The bikes are then sold to individuals who cannot afford the cost of a new bike.

Slough’s new cycle hire scheme Savio DeCruz, Slough Borough Council Team Leader for Integrated Transport and Road Safety

Train, Learn, Drive, Earn Jenny Coates, Customised Services Officer, TfGM

Real Time Passenger Information and Legible Bus Networks Richard Cooke, RTPI Delivery Officer, Southampton City Council

Ashley Dalton, Ideas in Motion Community and External Funding Manager – Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

Ian Vears, Team Manager Travel Choice, Leicestershire County Council

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Access to Stations – better cycle-rail integration Martyn Brunt, Sustrans’ NCN Development Manager The Access to Stations project, is led by Bedford Borough Council, co-ordinated by Sustrans, funded through the Local Sustainable Transport Fund and delivered by a range of local authority partners. The project aims to increase levels of sustainable and active travel amongst rail users and promote rail travel in general.

The key learning outcomes are how best to design for cycling at stations; early lessons from supporting behaviour change interventions.

Images: Speed learning in action at Velocity Vienna 2013.

Other images courtesy of Sustrans

3–4 December 2013 Manchester Town Hall 10 Bus travel app pilot project Andy Whitehead, LSTF Project Manager - Public Transport, West of England LSTF In April we launched a pilot bus app for the LSTF WEST region. Based on UK Bus Checker, the app shows bus stops, real-time information and routes. We provided a limited number of free downloads for the public to use.

New York City has now done the same!

Active Travel Walking and Cycling initiatives 11 Are you Winter Ready?

15 Working with public health to increase active travel

20 Cycle Coventry: Building effective health partnerships

Bryn Dowson, Sustrans’ Regional Director, North East

Richard Smith, Cycle Coventry Smarter Choices Coordinator, Coventry City Council

Sustrans is working with local authorities in Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, North Tyneside, South Tyneside and Durham to encourage children and families to walk and cycle for everyday trips. This LSTF-funded project is a partnership with the local public health team, and builds on a pilot, which was commissioned by the Director of Public Health for North Tyneside.

Smarter choices are healthy, but are we doing enough to tackle health inequalities? Cycle Coventry is responding to this challenge by developing interventions in partnership with public health colleagues. Ask not what Public Health can do for you, but what you can do for the health of your city.

21 Motivating businesses to consider sustainable travel

16 The Walk to School Outreach Project

Nicola Appleby, LSTF Comms Lead, TfGM

Jenni Wiggle, Living Streets

In Autumn 2013 TfGM launched the Are You Winter Ready? campaign, to reinforce the message that cycling to work can be a year-round activity. Using a varied marketing mix, and tying it in with business-as-usual activities, the campaign supports commuter cycling initiatives, such as TfGM’s cycle training offer and network of Cycle Hubs.

The Walk to School Outreach Project is a partnership of 11 local authorities, led by Durham County Council. We audit the local street from the perspective of the children. We take teachers, pupils and parents on a walkabout around their school and ask them to identify barriers to walking and how to tackle them.

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Liam Potts, Business Travel Advisor, TfGM Kellogg’s is a large employer based in the heart of Trafford Park, Manchester, Europe’s largest business park. With the help of TfGM’s Travel Choices business engagement team, a wide ranging programme of activities has been delivered to enable sustainable commuting to this difficult to reach site. Find out how this was achieved and what developments are planned as TfGM takes Kellogg’s on a sustainable travel journey.

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James Cleeton, Sustrans’ National Project Coordinator, Communities The aim of this project is to inspire and support the residents of Hamp, South Bridgwater, to redesign their urban environment to make it safer and more attractive for everyday walking and cycling. This, in turn, will help remove the barriers relating to access to work and educational opportunities, change resident’s attitudes towards walking and cycling, and create a culture of participation within the ward.

13 Making Liverpool walking and cycling friendly Karen Stevens, Cycling Officer, Liverpool City Council

17 Slough Borough Council School's Engagement Programme Jennifer Ward, Senior Transport Planner, Atkins

14 Pedestrian planning – Wayfinding in Southampton Simon Jay, Senior Managing Consultant – Pedestrian, Cycling and Space Planning, Atkins A high quality on-street pedestrian wayfinding solution for Southampton city was developed by Atkins as a cost-effective family of signage, way-finding graphics and mapping products.

This creates a comprehensive and recognisable system, which is now being rolled out across the city and surrounding areas.

Sheffield’s City Council’s Road Safety Team work with businesses, training organisations and apprenticeship programmes to deliver road safety presentations across Sheffield. The LSTF funds have enabled us to incorporate sustainable travel messages into eco-driving and show how to make better use of public transport as an alternative. Combining both sets of messages is more attractive to business.

We have been actively engaging with schools for over a year as part of the LSTF programme.

The case study looks at the identification of priority schools to engage with as part of the programme on how to keep schools engaged.

It also discusses travel initiatives which have been successful and less successful and monitoring of the impact of the programme. .

18 Travel Support for Jobseekers, Creating Travel Champions Gareth Hughes, Travel Support for Jobseekers, TfGM

The council has developed an off-road walking and cycling route connecting to the university campus, business district and additional works through the Regional Growth Fund. We have identified, through work with the business district, Sustainable travel promotion through our ‘Choose Freedom’ project. This has achieved solid results, using a local specialist provider, BikeRight! to reach out to communities.

Claire Molyneux Principal Road Safety Officer, Sheffield City Council

TfGM offers bespoke training to complement the advisory skills of staff from Jobcentres and partner organisations, which equips them with the skills to help jobseekers get to interviews and jobs by the best and most cost-effective mode of transport. By being a Travel Champion, this knowledge is shared among customers and colleagues alike.

19 Jobcentre Plus Initiative in West Yorkshire Nicola Whatmuff, Travel for Work Advisor, METRO (WYPTE) The Jobcentre Plus initiative engages with all 23 Jobcentre Plus offices in West Yorkshire to reduce the barriers discouraging job seekers from taking up employment in the main towns and cities in West Yorkshire. This successful programme offers free travel for job interviews and a free travel pass for the first month of work.

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23 Leicester Fit 4 Business Sally Slade & Sharon Mann, Local Sustainable Transport Team Leaders, Leicester City Council Sustainable travel grants and training for small and medium sized businesses are provided in this programme to help the businesses and employees of Leicester to access affordable and sustainable transport. It provides cheaper commuting and business travel in the UK, such as rail/bus season ticket discounts, and a sustainable travel grant up to the value of £5,000

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Monitoring & Evaluation 24 LSTF impacts on rural economy and tourism - Drive less, emit less, spend more?

Helen Tate & Alistair Kirkbride, Cumbria Tourism and Lake District National Park Why is it worth investing in visitor travel?

We’re breaking new ground finding out how far visitor travel behaviour can shift. This forces us to ask new questions about how we evaluate behaviour change. So, come along and ask yourself whether you travel differently on holiday, and whether this might change how you look at day-to-day travel.

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Paula McGivern, Hereford County Council Who are the Supermodals? Why do promoters of active travel need them? Who has used the campaign and what have we learned?

How much does it cost? Should government fund social media campaigns like this in the next LSTF round?

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29 Connecting Wiltshire Personalised Travel Planning Laura Gosling, Wiltshire Council

25 Monitoring the success of Swindon travel choice interventions Claire Flemming, Swindon Travel Choices, Swindon Borough Council Swindon has been working on its LSTF programme and investing a lot of time evaluating various initiatives in order to learn what has worked and what can be improved in the future.

This case study will cover: - The Swindon “Rounds” – self guided circular routes for walking and cycling - Cost effectiveness of various media outlets - Bus smartcard trial - Social media campaigns

Marketing & Communications 26 Connect Tees Valley bus campaign Darlington Borough Council Sheli Smith, DIVA creative We undertook research with young people in the Tees Valley area to understand their perceptions of, and attitudes towards bus travel. Using this, we created an integrated online and offline targeted advertising campaign to raise awareness of the bus travel information available on the Connect Tees Valley website. Our campaign created an 89% increase in monthly unique visitors to ConnectTeesValley.com compared to the same period of June to Sept in 2012, and Connect Tees Valley facebook page “likes” increased by 51%.

27 Branding for smarter travel Vicky Doyle, Hampshire County Council The ‘My Journey’ brand has been adopted by six neighbouring councils in the south of England.

This shared identity promotes a variety of transport options to local residents and businesses. The brand offers a strong and simple proposition that is easily recognised in and around the Hampshire area.

This PTP programme encourages more people to use sustainable modes of transport, especially rail and to reduce the need to travel. The project is run in four towns and in each town the intervention has a specific theme to help test the approach. These include: assessing the segmentation priority ranking, existing community versus new development, combining residential and business PTP.

The Speed Learning session takes place at 15.40 in the Great Hall on Day 1 The 30 case studies will be presented simultaniously at ‘bar tables’ marked by numbered balloons, in SIX x 12 minute sessions.

The case studies will be short presentations followed by discussion.

30 Changing behaviour at key transition points Phil Wright, Engagement & Support Services Manager, LSTF West of England Habits are formed quickly and difficult to break.

Experience and emerging research show that key life transitions points are when habits can be broken. We aim to change travel habits when people move house, get a job or start training, go to university and when children move from primary to secondary education.

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3 & 4 December 2013 Manchester Town Hall

Local Sustainable Transport Fund National Conference Programme 3 DECEMBER 2013 - DAY 1: OPTIONAL MORNING BONUS SESSIONS 10.30

Bonus session registration: Delegates register within the Bees area in the Town Hall

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Streamed sessions

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Option 1 MediacityUK Metrolink to MediaCityUK, a leading hub for the creative and digital sectors, and home for both the BBC and ITV. Visit includes a tour of the site, and opportunities to hear about joint working on sustainable transport.

Finding your way to procure, implement and provide better travel information 10.00 Registration and Coffee

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Where is transport mapping going – what you now need to know Peter Miller, CEO, ITO World • Navigating in the smarter city – a glimpse of the near future • The common reality of disconnected traveller information (Case study) • Delivering a consistent and coherent message across all transport models – on a budget • A single mapping and information database – How Ordnance Survey, Open Data and OpenStreetMap are coming together • Meeting the travel information needs of all users any time, any place, anywhere, any format

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Provision of ‘on-street’ and ‘off street’ passenger information – Dundee Case Study Rob Murray, Consultant, Steer Davies Gleave • A ten your journey Discovery • Making best use of what you’ve got • Getting the mix of information channels right • Desktop and mobile – the usage trends

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Question & discussion

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Lunch served in the seminar room

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Mapping and Information Surgery Bring your problems for the mapping experts to solve.

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Sustainable travel and geographical imaging in Greater Manchester David Hytch, Information Systems Director (Technology Initiatives), TfGM • Linking modes and information • Passenger information methods • Open Data to improve service • Considering the mix of modes and information – Why geographic systems work well

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Lessons from experience – UK and International best practice in transport mapping Peter Warman, Consultant to FWT • The perspective of the traveller – how do we look after different user groups?

• The map as a navigation aid • Tracking and GPS. Why don’t we have ‘tom-toms’ in buses?

• Where is personal navigation going?

• Combining static and real-time information

National Cycling Centre Metrolink to the National Cycling Centre, home of British Cycling. There will be a tour of the velodrome and BMX tracks, and opportunities to hear about Greater Manchester's ambition to increase cyclist numbers by 300% over the next 12 years.

11.30 (Note: Later departure time)

Option 3 City Tower Cycle Hub A walking visit to the flagship City Tower Cycle Hub, with the opportunity to view facilities and hear more about Transport for Greater Manchester's commuter cycling programme.

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Return to Manchester Town Hall ACT TravelWise Re-launch in the Great Hall

‘Information provision’ not ‘information pollution’ on transport maps Dr. Max Roberts, Department of Psychology University of Essex (author of ‘Underground Maps Unravelled’) • The enduring role of ‘a good map’?

• The psychology of mapping • Usable versus beautiful • Cultural considerations • Some International best practices

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3 DECEMBER 2013 - DAY 1: WHAT WILL THE LSTF DELIVER? 12.30

Delegate registration: Registration and light refreshments served in the Banqueting Hall exhibition area

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Keynote- Mainstreaming Smart Travel in Greater Manchester Dr Jon Lamonte, Chief Executive of Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM)

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7–theme panel discussion - Mainstreaming Smarter Travel and the LSTF Chaired by: Prof. Phil Goodwin, University of West of England Panellists: Graham Pendlebury, The Department for Transport Greg Hartshorn, Director of Transport Policy & Strategy, ATKINS Peter Lipman, Policy Director, Sustrans Dr Jon Lamonte, Chief Executive, TfGM

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Emphasis on local experience – mainstreaming in my authority Are the allocations if funds optimal yet?

Are the allocations of staff (including seniority and career expectations) optimal yet?

Are there problems caused by inconsistent or unsupportive other policies?

Has central government been helpful?

Has public opinion been supportive?

Is there a vision for the next year and the next ten years

Break: Refreshments served in the Banqueting Hall exhibition area

BREAK FOR THE FOLLOWING DAY 4 DECEMBER 2013 - DAY 2: HOW SMARTER TRAVEL DELIVERS - LESSONS LEARNED 08.45

Registration opens: Refreshments served in the Banqueting Hall exhibition area

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Optional pre-conference 30 minute ‘International Breakfast Briefing’ in the Lord Mayor’s Parlour New York's sustainable transport policy and practice Jon Orcutt, Director of Policy, New York Department of Transport & Kate Fillin-Yeh - Director of the NYC Bike Share scheme Smarter Choices in Singapore Dr Evan Gwee, Director, Research and Publications Division, Land Transport Authority Academy, Singapore

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Delegates return to exhibition area for morning coffee

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Sustainable transport in Manchester Councillor Andrew Fender, Chair of the Transport for Greater Manchester Committee (TfGMC)

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The views of LEPs on Sustainable Transport Mike Blackburn, Chair of the Greater Manchester Local Enterprise Partnership & BT's regional director for the North West

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Mainstreaming the Local Sustainable Transport Fund Local Transport Minister Baroness Kramer

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Interview with the Minister, Chair of GM LEP and Chair of TfGMC Interviewer: Lynn Sloman Director of Transport for Quality of Life

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Lord Mayor's Parlour

Conference Hall

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Marketing and Communications

Engagement Partnership working

Mainstreaming embedding smarter travel into general practice

Integration - New technology, smart-cards, buses, trains and interchange

Sponsored by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM)

Sponsored by ATKINS

Sponsored by Diva The Key Ingredients of a Successful Behaviour Change Campaign Amy Boyle, DIVA Creative The Greener Journeys Behaviour Change Lab: getting motorists to try the bus Lynn Sloman and David Hall, Behaviour Change Lab A campaign to increase awareness of shared transport and create legacy Helen Mack, Liftshare & Thomas Evans, Gloucestershire CC

Sponsored by TfGM Delivering Success Through Partnership Working Helen Ramsden, Head of Travel Choices, TfGM Lessons from the Award Winning Lowestoft Local Links Steff Jones, Suffolk County Council and Jon Parker, ITP Employers group - business enagement Ann O'Driscoll, Director, North Bristol Suscom

How big can we go?

Gordon Baker, JMP The devil is in the delivery Jon Foley, Steer Davies Gleave Maximising value- tapping into existing funding to maximise LSTF project funds Tim Anderson, Energy Savings Trust

Effective partnerships for passenger transport Andy Summers, Hertfordshire CC How technology & gamification can be used to encourage travel behavioural change. A case study from Leeds METRO James Datson, ATKINS; Ginny Leonard, METRO, Ronan Carter, Stravel & PleaseCycle; Jon MJ, Cambridge University Demolishing Information Silos for the Benefit of Customers Pete Johnston, TfGM

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Welcome to evening reception Gathering in the Banqueting Hall exhibition area Dave Newton, Transport Strategy Director, Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) Tony Meehan, Service Director for Strategic Advice, Atkins

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Informal Networking Light bites and drinks party in the Banqueting Hall exhibition area

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Streamed sessions: Delegates choose 1 of 4

The Great Hall

Lord Mayor's Parlour

Conference Hall

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Mainstreaming Embedding smarter travel into general practice

Monitoring and Evaluation

Active Travel - Walking and Cycling initiatives Workshop

Integration - New technology, smartcards, buses, trains and interchange

Sponsored by ATKINS Local Growth Deals & Smarter Travel Jonathan Foster-Clark, Atkins

Best Practice in Monitoring Andy Cope, Sustrans Cost effective monitoring of behaviour change interventions Tony Duckenfield, Steer Davies Gleave

LSTF and Young Adults: The real potential for sustained, life - long travel behaviour change Damian Price, Mott MacDonald & Rachel Evans, Centro

Sponsored by Sustrans Mainstreaming Cycling for All Nick Vaughan, TfGM & Eleanor Roaf, Sustrans Regional Director, North West Getting more people cycling lessons from three years of challenges Sam Robinson, Challenge for Change

Sponsored by ATKINS Real Time Travel Information Delivering the benefits Daniel Hobbs, Regional Director, AECOM Connecting the Dales LSTF Randall Ghent, Connecting the Dales Project Leader, DITA Sustaining access and connectivity in remote areas: some issues for smart communications Koen Salemink, Researcher, University Groningen

How do we ensure a local LSTF legacy?

Adrian Webb & Lee Parker, Southampton CC & Parose Projects

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Streamed sessions: Delegates choose 1 of 4

The Great Hall

Lord Mayor's Parlour

Conference Hall

Committee Room

Marketing and Communications

Active Travel - Walking and Cycling initiatives Workshop

Engagement partnership working

Monitoring and Evaluation

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Integrating hard and soft measures in access to education & work Tony Russell, Transport Engineering Manager, Sustrans & Zsolt Schuller, Strategic Sustainable Travel Officer, Devon County Council

Cross Boundary Partnership Working - The Trials and Tribulations, a practical guide Daniel Caffrey, St.Helens Council

Sponsored by ACT Travelwise Market Segmentation John Screeton, DfT A Blueprint for an Effective Sustainable Travel Website Steve Dupree, Diva Creative Engaged Employers and intergrated funding Rachel Evans and Thomas Evans, Gloucetershire County County Council

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Sponsored by the Department for Transport Workshop on Monitoring and Evaluation Betty Leow & Angela Trevithick, DfT

Delivering Smarter Travel Choices through Social Landlords Lucy Low, Cheshire West

Event Close

All streamed sessions are subject to capacity restraints: No pre-booking is available, so please arrive early to avoid dissapointment

Programme

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Speakers Tim Anderson Senior Transport Advice Manager, The Energy Saving Trust Tim provides best-practice and evidencebased advice and insight on how consumers and business fleets can save money when travelling. Previously Tim had a career in the automotive industry, including rental operations and fleet management.

Dr Andy Cope Director of Research and Monitoring, Sustrans Andy oversees research, monitoring and evaluation operations for Sustrans. His accumulated understanding of monitoring, evaluation and research, from methodological development to information application, has enabled Sustrans to generate empirical evidence of the value of the organisation’s work programmes.

Thomas Evans LSTF Project Officer, Gloucestershire County Council Thomas Evans is a LSTF Project Officer at Gloucestershire County Council. He has been in the sustainable transport industry for over 6 years during which he has enjoyed work placements in Dubai and TfGM.

Dr. Scott Copsey Gordon Baker Managing Director, JMP Consulting Gordon has 35 years’ experience of traffic and transportation projects. He is Managing Director of JMP Consultants Limited, a Chartered Director and a member of the Institute of Directors. He is also currently a Council Member and formerly the Central & Southern Scotland Branch Chairman of the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation.

Visiting Lecturer, University of Hertfordshire Scott Copsey graduated from the University of Hertfordshire with his Doctoral thesis relating to Organisational Travel Plan Development & Implementation. He is the University’s Travel Planner, developing and implementing its transport and environmental strategies and works extensively with local transport partners, helping to deliver LSTF projects throughout Hertfordshire, including Quality Network Partnerships.

Councillor Andrew Fender Chair of Transport for Greater Manchester Committee Andrew was first elected in 1977 to represent the Hulme and Moss Side Wards on the former Greater Manchester County Council (GMC), and served until the Council’s abolition in 1986. When Labour took control of the GMC in 1981, Andrew was elected Chair of its Transportation Strategy Committee.

Kate Fillin-Yeh Mike Blackburn Chair of GM LEP & Regional Director, BT Northwest Mike has been with BT since 1992.

His current role is that of Vice President, Strategy & Planning for BT Global Government.

He lives in the North West and has been BT’s Regional Director for the North West since 2007.

Mike is chair of the Greater Manchester Local Enterprise Partnership.

Phillip Darnton OBE Phillip has always been actively engaged in the world of cycling. Since 2011, Phillip has taken on various roles – as Executive Director of the Bicycle Association; Chairman of the Cycle Rail Working Group for the Department of Transport, and Chairman of the Association of Bikeability Schemes. He chairs two commercial organisations – Brompton Dock and Challenge for Change. He was awarded an OBE in 2010 for his services to cycling.

Amy Boyle Director of Strategy, DIVA Creative Amy Boyle is an award-winning marketer who specialises in strategic behaviour change campaigns. She has worked on over 80 projects for public sector clients throughout her career. Many of these projects have achieved national recognition, including the i-Travel York initiative that was shortlisted for a 2013 National Transport Award.

Director of the Bike Share Program, New York City Department of Transportation Her work with the City has covered all aspects of implementing New York’s wildly successful CitiBike system, from writing the 2009 feasibility study to overseeing the request for proposals process, designing the station network plan, identifying and selecting station locations, running NYCDOT’s unprecedented bike share community outreach process, and monitoring CitiBike’s ongoing operations.

Sarah Fish James Datson Senior Consultant James Datson is a Senior Consultant with over fourteen years experience in transport planning consultancy.

He specialises in promoting sustainable travel within the Atkins Highways and Transportation business, providing a focus on cycle route planning and design, initiatives to promote cycling and bike share projects.

Senior Consultant, Atkins Sarah Fish is a Senior Consultant in Atkins, particularly focussing on developing and delivering sustainable transport solutions. She has specialist knowledge of behavioural change and business engagement and has progressed to a senior level at Atkins through a mix of transport planning roles, continuous professional development and through dedication to doing a good job.

Tony Duckenfield Daniel Caffrey Transport Policy Team Leader, St.Helens Council As part of his post he project manages the Mid-Mersey LSTF and is project manager for the delivery of the St.Helens elements within the Major Merseyside LSTF. He is also lead officer on delivery and co-ordination of the LTP in St.Helens.

Ronan Carter Director, PleaseCycle & Stravel Ronan works with Local Authority and Private Sector clients to adapt the PleaseCycle/ Stravel system to maximise the impact so as to affect modal shift. His background is 13+ years in management consulting and start-ups, helping companies achieve their potential.

Head of Insight, Steer Davies Gleave Tony Duckenfield has had 25 years experience of research and evaluation in the transport sector. He has overall responsibility for the monitoring of the consultancy’s smarter choices projects, and is involved currently with the monitoring of six LSTF funded projects.

Steve Dupree Digital Media Team Manager, Diva Steve Dupree has ten years experience in the creative digital industry and has extensive experience delivering innovative website solutions across the public and private sectors. Recent sustainable transport websites include Connecting Wiltshire (Wiltshire Council), UK H2Mobility (Government and industry partnership) iTravel York (York Council) and Derby Connected (Derby City Council).

Jon Foley Associate, Steer Davies Gleave Jon leads Steer Davies Gleave’s sustainable travel and behaviour change capability. He is also Executive Director of ACT Travelwise, the UK’s leading not for profit sustainable travel membership Association.

Jon is a sustainable travel and behaviour change specialist with over 20 years transport planning experience.

Jonathan Foster-Clark Transport Policy Advisor, ATKINS Jonathan specialises in transport and sustainable economic growth. He has supported local authorities in development of LSTF, pinch point and major scheme funding bids, and is working with a number of areas in developing transport priorities within their Strategic Economic Plans.

Toby Collis Senior Project Officer, Access to Education, Sustrans Toby provides day to day co-ordination of the Local Sustainable Transport Fund Access to Education Project. For the past 12 years he has been managing education projects in the charity sector aimed at promoting inclusion for children, young people and adults from disadvantaged groups.

Rachel Evans Senior Managing Consultant, Atkins Rachel leads the Travel Demand Management Business in Atkins, with her particular interest and expertise in business engagement and securing successful Travel Plans for new developments. Rachel has the privilege of supporting LSTF Authorities in the delivery of their workplace travel behavioural projects, facing challenges such as business change management and making smarter parking decisions!

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Randall Ghent Connecting the Dales Project Leader, DITA Randall Ghent has worked in the sustainable transport arena since 1992.

He launched the first World Carfree Day in 2000 and wrote the North American version of the UK book ‘Cutting Your Car Use’ in 2006. Randall holds an MSc in Sustainable Transport at University of Leeds.

Before coming to DITA, Randall worked as a project manager for the train operating company East Coast.

3–4 December 2013 Manchester Town Hall Prof. Phil Goodwin Professor, University West of England Phil Goodwin is Emeritus Professor of Transport Policy at University College London and at the University of the West of England. He was formerly head of the Transport Studies Unit at UCL and at Oxford University, and has been an adviser to both Conservative and Labour Governments, including as a member of SACTRA and other advisory committees, and Chair of the independent panel who helped write the 1998 White Paper.

Dr Evan Gwee Director Research and Publications Division, Land Transport Authority Dr Evan Gwee joined the LTA in 1996 where he spent more than a decade handling policy and planning work including the review of several land use Master Plan and the planning of many strategic road and rail projects across Singapore; he also led several key transport policy reviews such as the Review of the Parking Strategy for Singapore.

David Hall Executive Director, Behaviour Change Since 2006, David has been working with government, businesses and charities on insight-driven behaviour change programmes tackling issues like climate change, healthy eating and home energy use. His projects with Greener Journeys focus on modal shift from car to bus.

Greg Hartshorn Director of Transport Policy & Strategy, ATKINS Greg works with local authorities across the UK to develop and deliver innovative transport plans, programmes and schemes which support achievement of clients’ broader objectives.

He is currently co-programme director for Slough Borough Council’s LSTF programme.

Daniel Hobbs Regional Director, AECOM Daniel specialises in the design and delivery of intelligent transport system for the urban and public transport environments. He has had a leading role in the delivery of journey planning and real time passenger information systems for the past 15 years, with experience ranging from concept design and system architecture to testing and commissioning.

Ceri Hodgkison Smarter Travel Officer, Cheshire West and Chester Council Ceri Hodgkison has a background in Community Development and has delivered numerous behaviour change projects within diverse communities across the North West. The ‘Delivering Smarter Travel Choices through Social Landlords’ is as unique and innovative project that Ceri is keen to showcase.

David Hytch Information Systems Director, TfGM David is the Board Director with a wide portfolio including Passenger information, Innovation, Technology development, delivery of Smart and Integrated Ticketing, Passenger Safety, Security and Information Services, Environmental Strategy Implementation, Highway Network Management and Operations, in addition to the Information Technology and Communications Infrastructure and business applications for TfGM. David leads the investment of £30m for Broadband Infrastructure in Greater Manchester, and the delivery of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure.

Dr Jon Michael Jachimowicz Judd Business School, Cambridge Dr Jachimowicz is an independent behavioural science expert who specialises in helping people make better decisions that align more closely with their original intentions. His research addresses the fallacy of assumption of human rationality into practical and implementable solutions.

Pete Johnston LSTF Programme Manager, TfGM Pete is currently responsible for the delivery of improved travel information systems and highway network efficiency.

Pete has spent over ten years working for TfGM in a variety of roles and has experience of delivering and managing a variety of transport information systems.

Steff Jones Suffolk County Council Steff is actively involved in a range of subject areas with particular focus on engagement and behaviour change and with specialism in sustainable travel. Steff currently manages Suffolk County Council’s LSTF behaviour change programme.

Kelly Kilby Social and Equality Impacts Business Leader, ATKINS Kelly measures and assesses social and equality impacts across a variety of transport and nontransport schemes. She led the development of new WebTAG guidance on Social and Distributional Impacts and undertakes an array of social and behavioural research for a variety of clients.

Baroness Susan Kramer Minister of State for Transport As minister, Lib-Dem peer Baroness Kramer, she is responsible for: HS2 – Phase Two; rail – funding and futures (including RIS, SOFA, ORR, stations policy); cities and urban renewal (including growth deals and Heseltine Review); localism and devolution; local connectivity (including smart ticketing, buses, taxis, light rail and trams); accessibility and equalities; future transport (including OLEV); natural environment (including biofuels); SMEs.

Jon Lamonte Chief Executive, TfGM Jon Lamonte joined TfGM as CEO in 2013. His portfolio covers rail, bus, tram, highways, cycling and other forms of active transport. He contributes to the broad community in Greater Manchester through his role with the Wider Leadership Team comprising of Chief Executives of the districts, Chief Constable, Chief Fire Officer and New Economy.

Ginny Leonard CTC (contracted to METRO) Ginny Leonard has worked for CTC the national cycling charity as a development officer for Yorkshire and Humberside for 6 years. She has vast experience in setting up and delivering cycle projects, developing cycle strategies, building networks and running cycle events.

Peter Lipman Director of Project Development and Innovations, Sustrans Peter is director of project development and innovation at Sustrans, responsible for behaviour change focussed project and business development and research and monitoring. In his personal capacity he is chair of the Centre for Sustainable Energy, Transition Network and the Department for Energy and Climate Change's Community Energy Contact Group.

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Lucy Low Smarter Travel Officer, Cheshire West & Chester Council Lucy Low is a Smarter Travel Officer at Cheshire West & Chester Council delivering their successful ‘Connect to Jobs’ project. She is heavily involved in the management and coordination of LSTF workplace engagement. Lucy has over five years transport planning experience, working previously in the private sector with a Masters in Transport Engineering & Planning.

Helen Mack Client Account Manager, Liftshare With an MSC in Business Management and a background in Marketing and Account Management, she joined the Liftshare team ten months ago. Today she works with a number of clients to help promote their Liftshare schemes through brand development and marketing including accounts such as Heathrow, Centrica, Oxfam and Gloucestershire County Council.

Tony Meehan Service Director for Strategic Advice, ATKINS Tony leads a wide range of services including strategic and local transport planning, ITS consultancy, transport modelling, development and public realm, transport PPP advisory. Over 28 years he has been involved in numerous urban and strategic transport studies comprising highway, rail, bus, light-rail and full multi-modal strategies.

Peter Miller CEO, ITO World Peter has a track record of innovation from the beginnings of personal computers, through to the development of real-time transport data standards. After a successful period as CTO of ACIS, he founded ITO World to realise his vision of smarter decision making through innovative use of data.

Dave Newton Transport Strategy Director, TfGM Dave Newton has responsibility for strategy, policy, research, analysis and transport planning and solutions in his role as Transport Strategy Director. A keen cyclist, Dave also heads up TfGM's cycling and travel choices activities. Dave’s career to date, spans transport consultancy and two spells at TfGM.

Ann O'Driscoll Director, North Bristol Suscom Ann O'Driscoll - Ann runs North Bristol SusCom Ltd, a company set up by a group of major employers in North Bristol, to promote sustainable commuting to their 40,000+ employees and 30,000 students.

SusCom also works with the West of England LEP and local authorities to deliver sustainable transport infrastructure and activity in the area.

Jon Orcutt Policy Director at the New York City Dept. of Transportation Jon oversaw development of NYC DOT's strategic plan in 2007-2008 and has been a leader of the team that has delivered major street design and other transportation innovations in NYC over the past six years. These include major new pedestrian and public spaces along Broadway in Manhattan and throughout the city, weekend pedestrian streets, a robust and extensive cycling network and a set of new safety programs, including 20mph zones in residential areas. He led the development of a large scale public bicycle program (Citi Bike) and New York’s integrated pedestrian wayfinding system.

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Jon Parker Director, ITP Ltd. Jon is a Director of ITP Ltd. and project manager of the award winning ‘Lowestoft Local Links for Business' programme. He has over 20 years of experience in the planning, delivery and evaluation of sustainable transport programmes, with particular expertise of research into the effectiveness of smarter choices interventions, including as lead author of national research programmes.

Sam Robinson General Manager, Challenge for Change Sam joined the team at Challenge for Change in early 2011 as Business Development Manager and has now taken the helm as General Manager to steer Challenge for Change through another exciting phase of development. Sam has a strong background in CSR and career spanning the public, private & third sectors.

Tony Russell Lee Parker Director, Parose Projects Lee is recognised as one of the leading UK experts in the implementation of Smarter Choices programmes, and their evaluation, having managed the ground-breaking Smarter Travel Sutton programme from inception through to the end of the demonstration funding period. He has led teams engaged in Smarter Choices implementation in Southampton, Haringey, Cross River Partnership, LB Sutton and Abu Dhabi.

Graham Pendlebury Director: Local Transport, Department for Transport Graham leads the Local Transport Directorate at the Department for Transport (DfT). This is a multi-disciplinary unit comprising policy staff, economists, statisticians and other professional staff, with responsibility in England (except London) for local transport funding, regional engagement, buses & taxis, and local sustainable travel initiatives.

Transport Engineering Manager, Sustrans Tony is a Chartered Engineer providing support on the traffic and highways aspects of Sustrans’ projects, including developing skills within both Sustrans and external organisations through professional training, direct support and Sustrans website. Over the past 16 years he has gained extensive experience of infrastructure design for cyclists and pedestrians in the UK and abroad and is regarded as one of the leading experts in this field.

Koen Salemink Researcher at the Faculty of Spatial Sciences, University of Groningen Koen Salemink is a researcher at the Faculty of Spatial Sciences, University of Groningen (NL). The goal of his research is to assess the socio-economic role of ICT developments in rural areas . His position is co-funded

by EU Interreg IVB subsidies from the project ITRACT: Improving Transport and Accessibility through new Communication Technologies.

Chris Scarll Damian Price Global Lead for TDM, Mott MacDonald Damian Price is Mott MacDonald’s global lead for TDM and has extensive international experience. In addition to the Centro LSTF, he has: Worked on the development of the TDM programme for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games; managed the development of a TDM programme for the Emirate of Abu Dhabi; worked on London 2012’s TDM business engagement programme; developed a TDM / Traffic Management programme to support the opening of the New International Airport in Quito Ecuador.

Helen Ramsden Head of Travel Choices, TFGM Helen Ramsden has responsibility for leading Greater Manchester’s ambitious Travel Choices agenda, which includes managing the delivery of the Travel Choices and Commuter Cycle programmes, both funded by LSTF. Previously, Helen has led on a number of awardwinning sustainable transport and behaviour change programmes, playing a significant role in delivering the London2012 Travel Demand Management programme.

Eleanor Roaf North West Regional Director, Sustrans Eleanor Roaf joined Sustrans as North West Regional Director in March 2013. Her background is in Public Health, working for the NHS in the northwest. She has worked in Manchester for the last 10 years, and was the Director of Public Health for North Manchester PCT, and more recently was a Consultant in Public Health for NHS Manchester.

Dr. Maxwell J. Roberts B.Sc. Ph.D. My research interests fit into the broad area of human reasoning and intelligence. In particular, I am interested in individual differences in the strategies that people use to solve problems, their causes, and their consequences. It is my belief that until we understand individual differences, we will never fully understand cognition.

Project Manager, Airbus Chris is the head of the Airbus Project Management Office for the A380 Wing, Pylon & HTP activities, based at Filton near Bristol. For the past 2 years Chris has also been the site travel plan coordinator responsible for developing the Filton travel plan in support of the site redevelopment.

Zsolt Schuller Strategic Sustainable Travel Officer, Devon County Council A transport Planner with over 10 years experience specialising in behaviour change and promoting sustainable travel modes. He was Project Manager for Exeter’s Cycling Demonstration Town between 20062011 and has since been involved in a number of Local Sustainable Transport Fund Programmes.

Andy Summers LSTF Programme Manager & Team leader for Transport Policy, Hertfordshire County Council A graduate of the University of York, Andy has previously worked at City of York Council, Government Office for the East of England, House of Commons and East of England Development Agency.

Ian Taylor Director, Transport for Quality of Life Ian Taylor is Director of Transport for Quality of Life, a specialist sustainable transport company that evaluates sustainable transport projects to understand what works and gain insights to develop fresh innovations.

Angela Trevithick LSTF Communications & Evaluation Angela Trevithick has worked in a range of roles within the Department for Transport, from coordinating accessibility advice; to reviewing the barriers around carrying mobility scooters on public transport; to encouraging travel behaviour change within business. She is currently working with the Local Sustainable Transport Fund team to deliver their communications and evaluation work-streams.

Nick Vaughan Head of Transport Planning & Solutions Nick Vaughan has spent all his working life as a transport planner, with almost 25 years at TfGM and its predecessors. Since April 2011, when TfGM took on a responsibility for the strategic co-ordination of cycling, Nick has led on cycling, and the successful LSTF Commuter Cycle and Cycle City Ambition Grant bids.

Peter Warman Transport Consultant Since 2003, Peter has assisted various UK Transport Authorities to evolve their public transport integration and sustainable transport strategies. An example includes introducing the ‘MobiHub’ Networks for Plymouth (2004) and South West Hertfordshire (2008). This work included assisting a local taxi operator (Taxifast) and Plymouth City Council in the market development of their new Taxibus Service operating in and around the St. Budeaux Hub area in 2006.

Adrian Webb John Screeton Senior Researcher, Department for Transport John is responsible for the design and quality assurance of social research used and commissioned by the Department in relation to behavioural insights and Ultra Low Emission Vehicles. John has previously held positions at the Department for Education, EKOS Consulting and Plymouth University.

Dr Lynn Sloman Founder of Transport for Quality of Life Lynn’s work at Transport for Quality of Life includes analysis, research and evaluation to design local smarter travel programmes and help shape national policy on sustainable travel. She also works on ‘smart growth’ master-planning initiatives; and on putting the ‘public interest’ back into rail and roads policy.

Lynn is a member of the Expert Panel advising the Department for Transport on selection of local authority bids to the Local Sustainable Transport Fund.

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LSTF Programme Manager, Southampton City Council Adrian is the Programme Manager for Southampton’s Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) projects. He is responsible for the delivery of the City’s Sustainable Travel City project and also Southampton’s projects within Transport for South Hampshire & Isle of Wight Major LSTF programme. This includes marketing and communications, business engagement, schools, active travel, freight and monitoring.

Geoff Williamson Publicity Officer , Hertfordshire County Council Geoff is Team Leader for Research and Service Improvement in Hertfordshire County Council's Transport Access and Safety Unit. Geoff has been heavily involved with the development of the Quality Network Partnership and the bus improvement measures that have been installed within the LSTF area.

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Exhibitors ACT Travelwise Stand 12 ACT TravelWise is the UK's premier membership Association for all organisations working to promote sustainable travel and behaviour change. We support our members in their work to promote sustainable travel through provision of first-class learning opportunities, partnership working, marketing support and networking events. We also engage with decision makers locally, nationally and within Europe on behalf of our members to influence the debate on sustainable travel and behaviour change. www.acttravelwise.org

Aecom Stand 13 AECOM is at the heart of sustainable transport delivery. Our vision and innovative solutions have successfully provided communities with new and improved travel choices to achieve a legacy of lasting behaviour change. Our partners have benefited from our skills and experience in: • Market leading guidance on evaluating behaviour change initiatives • Programme management • Large-scale personalised travel planning campaigns • Public and active transport infrastructure • Social marketing and engagement techniques • Technology based solutions www.aecom.com

Appius Stand 14 For over 15 years Appius have specialised in the Transport Sector. Clients include Merseytravel, Edinburgh Airport, The Highways Agency, Transport for London, Docklands Light Railway, South Yorkshire PTE, West Yorkshire PTE, Manchester Metrolink, Go South Coast / Wilts & Dorset Buses, Northern Rail, Condor Ferries and Brittany Ferries.

More recently Appius have designed and developed the GettingAbout website for the Local Sustainable Transport Team of Bournemouth Borough Council and facilitated LSTF workshops.

Our services include digital marketing, user centred design, website content management, systems integration, enterprise hosting and web strategy reviews. www.appius.com

Atkins Stand 5 Atkins' Highways & Transportation business is a leading provider of design, project management and engineering consultancy services to the transport sector. Our 1,100 staff provide a complete range of services from strategic transport policy advice, asset management to design and major projects to clients spanning local and central government, as well as private developers. www.atkinsglobal.com

Broxap All Park Stand 2 Allpark Ltd is a leading UK designer, manufacturer and installer of a wide range of cycle parking and street furniture products within the home building, end user and public service sectors. In addition we have developed and manufactured Securacycle Britain's most secure cycle parking compound which is now available to view at St Pancras International railway station. www.allpark.co.uk

Stand 24 As a company Broxap has been operating for over 64 years, during this time we have successfully accumulated an extensive portfolio in the design, supply and manufacture of cycle parking , canopies, walkways, shelters, street furniture and litterbins.

We provide products & services to the Transport Industry, Local Authorities, Education and Commercial sectors across the UK. Our expertise in these areas allows us to fully manage contracts from inception to completion; offering a complete design & build service. www.broxap.com

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Carplus Trust Stand 25 & 26 Carplus is a national organisation promoting shared mobility. It works on policy and practical solutions to combat congestion and reduce harmful emissions.

Carplus works with transport authorities and club operators to capture the benefits of new technology and support behavioural change. Our work includes: programme delivery for Transport for London and Transport Scotland; research and data collection including an annual survey of car club users; and consultancy and technical advice. We are currently working with several local authorities to expand the car club network or to research the viability of a new city wide scheme, including provision of pool cars services for local authorities and NHS Partnerships. www.carplus.org

City Car Club Stand 25 & 26 The largest independent car club in the UK, City Car Club is already working with 20 local authorities around the UK to help reduce their transport spend, carbon emissions and help local residents/business meet their sustainability goals.

With more than 720 vehicles available to members across the country in 16 cities – including vans, hybrid vehicles and 7 seaters, City Car Club is a logical element of any transport mix. enquiries@citycarclub.co.uk

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Co-wheels Stand 25 & 26 Co-wheels is a national car club operation run as a social enterprise. With 35 locations, it has the largest geographical spread of UK car clubs.

It is the largest provider of shared electric cars and plug-in hybrid cars in the UK and provides an electric bike service for organisations. It has also pioneered a fleet management service which is used by over 20 NHS Trusts.

Co-wheels offers a social franchise service to support community car clubs and operates the only car club wheelchair access vehicle.

The success of the Co-wheels business model has made the company one of the fastest growing social enterprises in the UK. info@co-wheels.org.uk

Cyclehoop Stand 15 Cyclehoop Ltd was founded in 2008 by Anthony Lau. Inspired by the theft of his own bike, Anthony designed the award-winning Cyclehoop that converts existing street furniture into cycle parking.

Based in London, the company has since launched a range of products that are helping cities, businesses and homes solve the problem of bicycle parking and theft.

Designed and made in Britain, Cyclehoop is expanding their business internationally and exports to 15 countries around the world. www.cyclehoop.com

E-car Stand 25 & 26 E-Car is the UK’s first entirely electric pay-per-use car club, combining the increasing popularity of pay-peruse car clubs as an attractive, affordable alternative to traditional car ownership, with the improving performance and reduced price of electric vehicles.

E-Car is currently running operations in London, Oxford, Hertfordshire, Milton Keynes and Luton. The E-Car mission is a simple, if ambitious, one. Improving mobility on a local level whilst simultaneously reducing both the cost and environmental impact of each journey taken. info@e-carclub.org

Stand 7 Cycology marries cycling with technology. We offer a complete range from bike pumps & public bike work stations, essential for cycle hubs via automated entry/exit systems and full design cycle hubs with hundreds of bike spaces to turnkey bike hire systems for TOCs of all sizes.

Cycology also offers public information displays with bike counters that can differentiate between child and adult bikes that are in use in Europe. Our bike hire scheme is in use by Abellio for their Merseyrail, Northern Rail and Greater Anglia franchises as well as Belgian Railways. www.cyclepods.co.uk

Diva Creative Stand 23 diva is the UK's leading sustainable travel behaviour change marketing agency. We know what drives travel behaviour and use this understanding to design communications programmes that successfully influence travel behaviour and encourage people to choose to travel more sustainably.

We understand the complexities of transport and are experienced at working with partners within both Passenger Transport Executives and Local Authorities.

This experience means we can combine learning and best practice from Personal and Business Travel Planning, Smarter Choices, Sustainable Travel Towns and Cycling Demonstration Towns with conceptual models of behaviour change, to deliver real results.

We pride ourselves in delivering an exceptional creative service that exceeds our clients expectations.

Our clients enjoy working with us and we are regularly re-commissioned to continue our excellent work to support sustainable travel programmes. www.divacreative.com

Stand 18 myPTP powered by Liftshare is the 1st ever personalised travel planning tool to integrate ALL modes of transport - delivering PTPs at a fraction of the cost and time of traditional methods.

This innovative web based tool has been devised by Liftshare to help individuals make informed smarter choices about their mode of travel, as well as improve accessibility. myPTP allows organisations to better understand travel behaviour; increasing efficiency and time/cost savings. In addition it collects travel data, provides a monitoring facility and enables organisations to identify modal shift. www.liftshare.com/business

Falco Stand 30 Falco is the UK's largest manufacturer, supplier and installer of cycle parking systems, advanced cycle products and cycle shelters. From design through to manufacture, project management, installation and final sign-off, Falco offers a comprehensive cycle parking package.

Falco is introducing the VeloMinck and VeloSpace, two state-of-the-art, automated cycle parking systems designed to systematically park bicycles above ground or below ground. Using an advanced user identification system, the VeloMinck simply accepts a bicycle, parks it securely and returns it back to the cyclist when required. The system is unmanned and remotely monitored with life time support.

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Stand 8 CHK Limited trading as FWT handles the production of mapping and publicity information for a range of local authorities, operators and transport organisations.

FWT is part of the Cook Hammond & Kell (CHK) Group, one of the UK's leading mapping companies, and specialises in the production of publicity for the transport industry.

Areas of expertise include design, artwork, timetable production, cartography, print, web design and project management.

FWT has built up a reputation of one of the country's leading producers of quality information for the public transport sector. Our clients include local authorities, Passenger Transport Executives (PTE), Transport for London, transport groups, bus and rail operators.

FWT is based at Highgate in North London, with regional management in Southend-on-Sea, and Leicester.

Sister companies within the Cook Hammond & Kell Group include Oxford Cartographers, Tiger's Eye, The National Map Centre, The Dublin Map Centre and CHK America.

CHK America has grown to become a key producer of Passenger Transport Information in the United States. www.FWT.co.uk

iBase Systems Stand 22 iBase's iTRACE suite is playing a crucial role in the LSTF program by providing a standardised monitoring platform for 25% of the bodies that submitted successful bids. iTRACE can easily monitor the effectiveness of behavioural change initiatives is essential to the evaluation of programs and expenditure in terms of travel behaviour and return on investment. iTRACE has been adopted by 30% of all UK local authorities. It is an internet-based software suite designed to monitor compliance, manage and report on Workplace, School and Residential travel plans.

Targets are set and surveys completed as organisations implement behavioural and physical initiatives to reduce the dependency on car travel and promote the use of sustainable travel methods and "Smarter Travel Choices" practices. www.ibasesystems.co.uk

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Stand 27 Lockit-Safe is a leading supplier of cycle parking solutions to the Transport Industry, Local Authorities, Education and Commercial sectors throughout the UK. We design, fabricate and install a full range including cycle racks, shelters, secure compounds and two-tier systems.

Celebrating 20 years in business means we have invaluable experience and knowledge within our industry allowing us to deliver turn-key solutions to deadline with minimal disruption to end users.

Flexibility, corporate identity, innovative products, competitive pricing and short lead times are key to projects we have been involved in, and we’d be more than happy to share some of our experiences with you. www.lockit-safe.co.uk

PIE Mapping Stand 10 PIE is a data, routing and mapping company based in London. An industry leader, the team works with organisations in both public and private sectors to develop innovative map-based solutions that help people and vehicles use public spaces efficiently, compliantly and sustainably.

Its ability to combine vast amounts of high quality data with powerful and flexible routing technologies is what sets the company apart.

PIE's recent work with both the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) and Transport for London have been testament to this and are text book examples of public and private sector partnership. www.PIEmapping.com

Pindar Creative Stand 16 Pindar Creative specialise in producing publicity to promote sustainable travel across a wide range of media, including both printed and online solutions.

Our service is tailored to offer the complete solution to travel information providers. We deliver specialist design, cartography, typesetting, artwork creation, data collection and proof checking services. We are able to fulfil your complete print and distribution requirements.

Our core printed products include sustainable travel maps, timetable and leaflet publications, road side publicity and posters.

We also offer innovative solutions to add value including Interactive mapping websites, digital timetable publications and mobile optimised sites. www.pindarcreative.co.uk

3–4 December 2013 Manchester Town Hall Please Cycle Stand 1 Effective and efficient tools to get more staff cycling.

Cycling increases profits, reduces carbon, attracts employees and cuts down sick days. PleaseCycle provides organisations with everything needed to begin or boost a workplace cycle scheme.

We specialise in using digital innovation, employeeengagement and professional services to get more staff commuting by bike. We're a group of passionate entrepreneurs and keen cyclists who simply love cycling and want to help businesses tap into the tremendous value it offers to their brand, employees, and all other stakeholders. www.pleasecycle.com

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Straight Informatics Stand 25 & 26 At Straight we are always looking for ways in which our clients can improve their environmental performance, not just because it is the right thing to do but because it can save time and money too. Our Informatics Division was set up to help businesses and organisations make more efficient use of plant and equipment. Our current focus is motor vehicles.

We provide a specialist service in remote asset management using telematics and software applications for shared vehicles, currently in two areas.

First with pool vehicles, used by multiple employees within an organisation; and secondly with self-service shared vehicles, for example run by car clubs. info@straight.co.uk

Transport for Quality of Life Stand 19 Transport for Quality of Life designs and evaluates sustainable travel programmes. We work for local authorities, national government, bus operators, and nongovernmental organisations. We provide strategic policy advice; help local authorities to prepare funding bids with outstanding success rates; provide interim programme management; build stakeholder support for sustainable travel; engage and build councillor support; and prepare workplace and visitor travel plans.

Our practical advice is based on deep understanding of travel behaviour change; extensive experience and knowledge of best practice; groundbreaking research and evaluation of 'what works'. www.transportforqualityoflife.com

Red Zulu Stand 11 Red Zulu supplies high visibility work wear and products used in the promotion of road safety. Our wide range of products conforms to British, European and International standards. We combine marketing and manufacturing expertise to develop products to maximise campaign effectiveness and get maximum value from budget. www.zuluhost.net/redzulu

Sustrans Stand 17 Sustrans is a leading UK charity enabling people to travel by foot, bike or public transport for more of the journeys we make every day.

We work with families, communities, policy-makers and partner organisations so that people are able to choose healthier, cleaner and cheaper journeys, with better places and spaces to move through and live in. www.Sustrans.org.uk

Streetsure Stand 3 & 4 Streetsure provides street furniture and cycle parking infrastructure solutions to the public and private sector markets. Streetsure has experience in working on large contracts, for example, Marylebone and Waterloo stations and Transport for London, and also supplying cycle parking solutions for residential schemes, local authorities and the education sector throughout the UK and Europe. www.bellsure.co.uk/streetsurecycleparking

Transport for Greater Manchester Stand 6 Transport for Greater Manchester and its partners are leading LSTF innovation with a programme aimed at getting people to travel sustainably, while stimulating the local economy. Key activities include community transport extensions, investments in smart technology, investment in cycle ways, work to promote commuter cycling and presenting available sustainable travel choices in new and engaging ways.

Transport Planning Associates (TPA) Stand 9 Transport Planning Associates is a company of consulting transport planners, traffic engineers and infrastructure designers with offices in Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, London and Welwyn Garden City.

Our vision is: To become and remain a best in class consultancy, to gain the respect of the communities and project teams within which we work, to create a working environment that attracts the most talented professionals, and to be our clients' consultant of choice.

Transport Planning Associates advises its clients on the development and implementation of travel plans and travel planning strategies. Our travel plan comprises of a companywide strategy with individual travel plans for each of our office sites in accordance with best practice. www.transportplanningassociates.co.uk

Prizes to be won!

The Mainstreaming Smarter Travel Exhibition includes 30 organisations offering specialists services and innovative products to the sustainable transport industry. Delegates are encouraged to spend time with our exhibitors as they are likely to find new solutions that could enable them to carry out their ongoing transport projects.

All exhibitors will be issuing raffle tickets to delegates who have spent time with them on their exhibition stands.

Landor LINKS are giving away a free 1 year subscription (Worth £144) to their Flagship publication: Local Transport Today.

LTT offers a comprehensive fortnightly news service, with independent, authoritative analysis, in-depth features on the latest issues, and the largest and brightest recruitment section in the transport policy and planning field.

If the winner already has a current LTT subscription, it will be extended by 1 year.

The results of the raffle will be announced at 15.00 during the last tea and coffee break on Day 2.

The draw will take place in the exhibition hall, so don’t miss it.

Raffle terms: Prizes will be issued to winners holding the winning numbered raffle ticket. If the winning ticket-holder is not there to claim at the time of the draw, another number will be drawn.

PleaseCycle are offering a half price 1-year implementation and licence to either their PleaseCycle (cycling-only) or Stravel (multi-modal) systems to the lucky winner of the raffle.

This is a saving in excess of £7,500.

Visit Stand 1 to find out more.

Exhibitors

Landor LINKS are giving away a 16GB Kindle Fire HD Tablet