Road Safety Audits (RSA)
A road safety audit is an independent, systematic check of a road or project by qualified auditors to identify safety issues before they cause crashes.
TRAFFIC & TRANSPORT
Arcvia covers the full path of a transport problem — from the studies a planning permit needs, to road safety and funding, engineering design, construction traffic management, and the data and modelling behind good decisions. Servicing Victoria and Queensland.
Group B/
Independent safety review and funding support: road safety audits, Safe System assessments, and Black Spot and funding submissions.
For councils, agencies and project teams.
A road safety audit is an independent, systematic check of a road or project by qualified auditors to identify safety issues before they cause crashes.
A Safe System assessment evaluates how well a road project reduces the risk of death and serious injury, using the nationally adopted Safe System framework.
We help councils and organisations identify eligible locations and prepare the road safety evidence and submissions that funding programs — including the Australian Government Black Spot Program — require.
Group C/
Heavy-vehicle assessments, line-marking and signage plans, engineering drawings, haulage management and construction traffic management plans.
For contractors, industrial sites and designers.
A heavy-vehicle assessment checks that trucks, trailers and over-dimensional vehicles can access, manoeuvre and travel a route safely — and identifies what's needed to make them work.
Line-marking and signage plans set out the pavement markings and signs a car park, road or site needs to operate safely and comply with the standards.
From concept through to detailed design, we prepare the traffic and civil-transport drawings your project needs to gain approval and be built.
A haulage management plan sets out how heavy-vehicle haulage — for a project, quarry, mine or major earthworks — will be routed and managed to protect safety and the road network.
A construction traffic management plan sets out how traffic, pedestrians and site vehicles will be managed safely during building works — so your project stays compliant and keeps moving.
Group E/
Traffic modelling and microsimulation to test how roads and intersections perform, with engineering secondments to support your team.
For government, consultancies and infrastructure teams.
Traffic modelling and microsimulation predict how intersections and networks will perform — from a single intersection in SIDRA to a whole corridor in microsimulation.
We provide experienced traffic and transport engineers to work within your team — filling a capability or capacity gap for a defined period.
Group D/
Traffic and parking counts, turning-movement surveys and parking occupancy data for transport assessments and design.
For councils, developers and transport project teams.
Traffic and parking data collection gathers the counts and surveys — turning movements, volumes, parking occupancy — that reliable transport analysis depends on.
Group A/
Transport evidence for planning applications: traffic and parking assessments, access and swept-path checks, waste plans, active transport, billboard and LED signage assessments, and transport advice.
For developers, planners, architects and designers.
A traffic impact assessment is an engineering report that shows how a proposed development will affect the surrounding road network — and what, if anything, is needed to make it work safely.
A car-parking demand assessment works out how much parking your development actually needs — and provides the evidence to support a rate different from the standard planning requirement.
A car park management plan sets out how a development's parking will be allocated, controlled and operated — so it works day-to-day and satisfies the council.
Access design and assessment confirms that vehicles can safely enter and leave your site — and designs the crossover, driveway or intersection treatment to make it work.
An active transport assessment shows how a development supports walking, cycling and access to public transport — increasingly expected in planning applications.
A signage assessment evaluates whether a proposed billboard or digital/LED sign is safe for drivers — the road-safety evidence councils and road authorities require for advertising-sign approvals.
A waste management plan shows how a development will store and collect waste — including safe access and manoeuvring for the collection vehicle — as required for a planning permit.
Strategic transport advice — from early feasibility and options to policy input and expert review — that helps clients and authorities make sound, defensible decisions.
Swept-path analysis uses vehicle-turning software to prove that the largest vehicles using your site can actually enter, manoeuvre and leave it safely.
Tell us about your project and we will set out the scope, deliverables and fee in writing.