Integrated Public Transport Planning for Local Government
This course addresses the municipal role in planning and managing public transport, from integrated transport plans to the regulation of minibus taxi and bus operations. Participants learn to plan networks, negotiate operating arrangements and manage subsidised services in ways that improve mobility for low income commuters. The programme reflects the dominance of paratransit and the difficulty of formalising transport in African cities and towns.
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Explain the municipal mandate for integrated transport planning.
Develop an integrated transport plan that reflects real commuter demand.
Plan public transport networks, routes and interchange facilities.
Structure operating and subsidy arrangements with operators.
Engage minibus taxi and bus associations in formalisation and reform.
Monitor service quality, ridership and the cost of subsidised transport.
Course outline
01Municipal Transport Mandate and Policy
02Integrated Transport Planning Process
03Network, Route and Interchange Planning
04Operating and Subsidy Arrangements
05Engaging Paratransit and Bus Operators
06Transport Facilities and Infrastructure
07Monitoring Ridership, Quality and Cost
Who should attend
Municipal transport planners, public transport officials, engineering and IDP practitioners, and managers overseeing transport contracts and facilities.
Fees are per delegate. South African venues are priced in rand; other locations and online in US dollars. Fees exclude 15% VAT where applicable. Group bookings of three or more delegates from the same organisation qualify for a reduced rate; contact us for a quotation.
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