Steer is delivering all employer outreach and marketing through various channels, and developing partnerships across the region as goDCgo works closely with other TDM programs throughout Maryland and Virginia.

Steer led a multi-disciplinary team to develop both guidelines, which were developed with support from various departments within TransLink and stakeholders from the region’s 22 cities.

The University of Liverpool, acting on behalf of the Liverpool City Region, appointed Steer Economic Development to support partners to develop the Liverpool City Region+ Science & Innovation Audit, which was part of the Second Wave of Government-sponsored Science & Innovation Audits.

Horizon Nuclear Power is seeking to construct a dual reactor nuclear power station at Wylfa on the Isle of Anglesey in north-west Wales. The construction of the scheme is a significant undertaking which will take approximately nine years and require up to 9,000 construction workers at peak and involve many thousands of HGV movements.

The Mayor of London invited outer London boroughs to apply for a share of £100m to develop high quality local walking and cycling infrastructure plans under the mini-Holland programme. With a track record of delivering travel behaviour change and active travel infrastructure, the Royal Borough of Kingston was keen to build on this by securing mini-Holland funding.

The Mayor of London made up to £1m available to boroughs to set up pilot Low Emission Neighbourhood (LEN) schemes. The purpose of LENs is to introduce a range of measures to improve local air quality by reducing emissions and people’s exposure to air pollution.

Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has been rolling out secure bike parking facilities (cycle hubs) across the city since 2012; they also have secure lockers for cycle parking. In order to use the facilities, cyclists sign up to become a member of the cycle hubs and lockers.

Islington Council held a long-term ambition to reconnect Archway town centre by removing the gyratory to unlock urban realm and regeneration potential through improved access and conditions for pedestrians, cyclists and public transport users.

Sheffield City Council appointed Steer and Steer Economic Development to identify conditional outputs to inform its transport strategy.

Steer, working on a team led by KPFF Consulting Engineers, was retained by the NYCDOT to perform a detailed ridership analysis of adding a Midtown service to the Staten Island Ferry.