About multi-modal studies
Multi-modal studies (MMS) represent a significant new approach to developing integrated transport strategies, examining how all modes can contribute to developing long term solutions to some of the country's most severe transport problems. The studies use the New Approach to Appraisal (NATA) to develop and evaluate alternative options, as set out in the Government's Guidance on the Methodology for Multi-Modal Studies (GOMMMS). A key element of this framework is consulting widely with local and regional interests to ensure their views and knowledge feed into the study process.
Evaluation of the Multi-Modal Study Process
An independent research report evaluating the effectiveness of the multi-modal study process in delivering integrated and robust transport strategies.
- Published:
- 05 July 2004
About multi-modal studies
The programme of Multi-Modal Studies arose from the Government's A New Deal for Trunk Roads in England (1998). This proposed studies to develop sustainable long-term solutions to problems identified on the road network.
- Published:
- 01 August 2003
Government response to a Transport Select Committee report
Government response to a Transport Select Committee report on multi-modal studies.
- Published:
- 01 May 2003
MMS Infrastructure charging: seminar summary pages
A series of papers on road user charging prepared by consultants working on multi-modal transport studies for an internal DTLR seminar.
- Published:
- 09 April 2002
A new deal for trunk roads in England: Guidance on the new approach to appraisal
- Published:
- 14 September 1998
A new deal for trunk roads in England: Understanding the new approach
- Published:
- 22 December 2005
