Following the Department for Transport’s latest update on Digital Traffic Regulation Orders (D-TRO)’s, Causeway explores how it is supporting local authorities through every stage of their D-TRO journey, from preparing for new digital orders to digitising existing orders and getting ready for future compliance requirements.
Nick Smee, Senior Vice President, Highways, Causeway Technologies, said:
“Most of the authorities we work with are already D-TRO compliant, and this update confirms they made the right call. For everyone else, the months ahead are the time to plan, not to wait for notice.”
The article also highlights how Causeway’s consultancy team is already helping local authorities survey, digitise and manage their existing orders, helping them prepare for the next stage of D-TRO.
Local authorities using CausewayOne Network are already seeing results. Cambridgeshire County Council approves TTROs 31 times faster, while Wiltshire Council saves 97 working days a year.
Read the full article on the Causeway website here.
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