During the trial of the Low Traffic Neighbourhood /Active Streets Scheme for Heavitee/Whipton (in Exeter) I understand that one of the factors to be measured are any changes in mode of transport trends (i.e. since the start of the trial the use of motor vehicles has decreased and the use of public transport or cycling has increased). Could you please provide details how any changes will be measured and also the type of evidence/means of measurement that will be used to establish any changes?
Details relating to the Measures of Success for the Heavitree and Whipton Active Streets Trial are detailed on the scheme website: Heavitree & Whipton Active Streets Trial . This sets out what data will be monitored and provides links to some of the available traffic data. In addition, measures of success have been reported on at the Exeter Highways and Traffic Orders Committee meetings. Links to the reports taken are provided on the website and detail around how changes are measured and types of evidence to determine changes are included in the report.