Accident Investigation
Collision data analysis and remedial scheme development to identify causes and prevent repeat incidents.
Road Safety Audit
The objective of a road safety audit, as set out in DMRB Standard HD19/03, is to ensure that the road safety implications of all highway improvement schemes are fully considered for every user of the highway, including those working on it.
The four audit stages
Road Safety Audits can be undertaken at four stages, and early involvement has the greatest influence on the safety of the finished scheme:
- Stage 1: preliminary design
- Stage 2: detailed design
- Stage 3: post construction
- Stage 4: monitoring at 12 and 36 months after scheme completion
The early involvement of safety auditors can have a significant impact on the quality of the final design. M&S Traffic has extensive experience of undertaking Road Safety Audits at every stage of design and implementation, and for all types of highway works.
Stage-led approach
We cover the whole project lifecycle, from early design review through to post-construction monitoring.
Experienced auditors
Practical, buildable recommendations shaped by highway engineering expertise and current safety best practice.
Other services
Road Safety Engineering
Designing and delivering the physical measures that reduce risk, from remedial schemes to Safe Routes to Schools.
Vulnerable Road User Audit
Assessing highways, footways, cycleways and bridleways from the perspective of those most at risk.
Discuss your road safety audit
Send us the details of your scheme and we will come back with a scope and a quote.