Home News and Insights News and Insights Catgeories Filter by Category Show all posts Transport Engineering Placemaking Thought Leadership Net Zero / Sustainability Active Travel Policy and Guidance PJA Team Project Successes Apply Filter Rethinking safer streets: Lessons from Wales’ 20mph transformation How do we create streets that are safer, healthier and more people-focused? Speed is one of the most influential factors. The relationship between speed and… Why inclusive travel starts with inclusive design: Insights from Wheels for Wellbeing training Creating places that work for everyone begins with understanding the different ways people travel. Recently, members of PJA took part in training delivered by the charity Wheels for Wellbeing, exploring… Streets and places for children: Thoughts from a street designer Creating urban environments that work for children is not a niche ambition – it is a litmus test for whether our towns and cities work… PJA appointed to support Puffing Billy Railway Belgrave Precinct Planning PJA is pleased to announce its appointment by the Puffing Billy Railway Board (PBRB) to provide traffic and civil engineering advice for the Puffing Billy… Delivering Vision Zero: Key takeaways from Birmingham’s industry event What will it really take to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on our roads? That question sat at the heart of the Delivering Vision Zero event at… Nigel Millington Elected as Fellow of the CIHT PJA Joint Managing Director Nigel Millington has been elected a Fellow of the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT), recognising his significant contribution to the transport… PJA People: Vanessa Burbridge Our wonderful team are our greatest asset. Not only experts in transport, engineering and placemaking but also committed to delivering better places for people through… Are small companies more fun to work for? As businesses continue to rethink workplace culture, career development and employee experience, the advantages of smaller organisations are increasingly coming into focus. Here, Shirel Stedman,… Two and a half years on – saving lives with Wales’ 20mph speed limit Two and a half years ago, Wales became the first UK nation to introduce a default 20mph speed limit on restricted roads. It was bold,… 1 2 3 … 37 Next
