Join us for this upcoming webinar, delivered in collaboration with Geoplace and Immense, exploring how new traffic flow data sources can support more effective Traffic Sensitive Street (TSS) Reviews.
Time: 11am
Date: Wednesday, 9th September 2026
Location: Teams Webinars
Highway Authorities are required to maintain an up-to-date register of their network including assessments of the times at which roads are considered traffic sensitive.
GeoPlace supports authorities through specialist analysis services that help inform TSS Reviews and ensure network registers remain accurate, robust, and compliant.
In this session, GeoPlace will share their experience of using Immense Flow products and data reports to support their analysis, including a case study demonstrating how this approach has been applied with Suffolk County Council.
What You Will Learn
- Gain practical insight into how Immense data reports can be applied within the Traffic Sensitive Street Review process.
- Explore a real-world example from Suffolk County Council, showcasing how a Highway Authority has used this approach to support its network register.
- Learn how GeoPlace’s analysis services can help authorities maintain accurate, reliable, and compliant registers.
Meet Our Speakers
Richard Groombridge – Strategic Product & Data Development Manager at GeoPlace
Richard is a Chartered Geographer with experience in advisory services and project management for internal and external stakeholders in the development of data specifications, implementation and evaluation of permit schemes, implementation of lane rental schemes and systems and data quality improvements.
Robin North – CEO of Immense Simulations Limited
Robin is a transport industry specialist engineer with 20+ years’ experience in analysis, modelling and research. Former faculty member at Imperial College London and Lead Technologist at Transport Systems Catapult. Robin has led Immense from concept, through technology development to forming global partnerships and bringing our products to market.

