Anyone who carries out street works must reinstate the street once the work is finished, in line with the ‘Specification of the reinstatement of openings in highways’ (SROH) standards. The fourth edition of SROH (2020) became statutory guidance in May 2021.
With traffic flows increasing and vehicles getting heavier, reviewing the reinstatement category of streets is paramount in ensuring that your roads can cope with the changes. Badly reinstated roads not recorded at the correct category can lead to more problems including potholes.
GeoPlace aids authorities in reassessing Reinstatement categories using a Calculator that uses traffic count and flow data from multiple sources, combined with growth and wear factors. It ensures comprehensive reinstatement specifications and updates the reinstatement category accordingly.
Our Reinstatement reviews include the following:
- Identify sources of data needed to undertake a review
- Data matching to help identify relevant criteria applicable to reinstatement
- Create outputs suitable for internal review and consultation packs for relevant stakeholders if needed
- Update DTF files to reflect the new network
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Meet our expert
Richard Groombridge
Strategic Product & Data Development Manager
Richard is a Chartered Geographer and is responsible for developing and delivering a shared operational framework for the management of roads and street data across England and Wales. He has expertise in developing and testing market propositions around the collection, improvement and use of street related data and providing advisory services to internal and external stakeholders in the development of data specifications, systems and data quality improvements.
Richard has built strong relationships within a large and diverse community with over 1500 individuals, including Local Authorities and Central Government, statutory undertakers, Ordnance Survey, LGA, Emergency Services, and members of the public.
Previously as National Street Data Manager he was an ambassador for the National Street Gazetteer (NSG) to local and central government including the provision of technical advice to a wider user base on the content and use of the NSG. Richard has also had previous experience of working in local government from his time as a Street Custodian at Kent County Council and as Address Custodian at Medway Council.
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