What are your objectives?
This Manual presents a set of use cases, each providing a body of knowledge for a particular application area.
This is explained further in ‘Our Approach’.
The tables below show the relationship between the use cases and the objectives and impacts they help to achieve. This shows what use cases support your priorities, and provides a viewpoint on the relationships between the use cases.
The mapping is based on the achievements that the use case supports. Direct achievements are those that are addressed directly by the objectives and processes outlined in a use case and are therefore supported strongly. Whereas indirect achievements are those that are created consequentially to the primary focus of the use-case and therefore may not be supported as strongly.
This set of objectives is intended to be representative of those an Authority wish to action as part of a smart streets initiative. Following the links shows which use cases support the achievement of each objective.
This set of impacts, is intended to be representative of government policy goals in alignment with the DfT’s Transport Appraisal Guidance (TAG) impacts (green book). Following the links shows which use cases support the achievement of each impact.
