The hidden cost of poor road markings and traffic sign design
A practical 60-minute session exploring the latest DfT announcements, how to optimise structural design for cost and carbon savings, and how adaptive tools can significantly reduce your design time.
Discover what happens when regulations tighten and how to stay ahead.
Host: Georgia Edmonds
Speakers:
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Simon Morgan, BSI Traffic Signs Committee Chair
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Vincent Minzer, Traffic Signing Specialist
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Dave Morris, Principal Engineer
Why proper engineering standards matter and how to optimise processes
Streamlined workflows for junction and crossing design
Latest roadmap showcase
You’ll see how the latest roadmap direction supports:
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Clearer water quality assessment using a CIRIA C753 Simple Index approach.
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Faster storage sizing with improved storage auto-design.
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Better evidence of infiltration performance.
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Safer and faster design iteration with undo/redo history.
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Stronger design control through link type slope constraints.
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Closer SmartTools and Flow alignment, including enhanced CAD-based editing and output control.
Martin Young is a drainage design expert with over 40 years of experience helping engineers, consultants, and developers navigate complex drainage challenges and secure planning permission.
As Director of The Drainage Designers, Martin leads a specialist UK consultancy advising on SuDS compliance, surface water design, and planning submissions. With a career spanning major infrastructure projects and senior roles at leading consultancies, he has an exceptional breadth of experience across the full drainage design lifecycle.
Dr. Netsanet Mebrate brings over 21 years of both academic and commercial experience within drainage design software. Having completed a PhD in Scientific Computation, he is involved in Flow's strategic roadmap at Causeway, conducts both technical and market research, and builds the training and support capability.
Who should attend?
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Civil & Structural Engineers
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Project Managers
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Highway Engineers
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Technical Directors
