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CEDR EB Workshop on Performance Indicators: Objectives, Reporting, and Road Network Planning

The CEDR Executive Board held a workshop in Tromsø in September 2008, focusing on the development of performance indicators for national road authorities (NRAs). The objectives included clarifying the proposed methodology, addressing confidentiality concerns, and demonstrating the benefits of performance reporting. Key discussions covered balance in reporting formats, data delivery methods, best practices, benchmarking, and the importance of a stable location referencing system for road-related data. This workshop set the groundwork for effective performance measurement and implementation timelines.

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CEDR EB Workshop on Performance Indicators: Objectives, Reporting, and Road Network Planning

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  1. CEDR EB Meeting in Tromsø Scope and Objective of Proposed Performance Indicators Workshop September 2008 PG2 Planning the Road Network Presentation at the TDM working session CEDR Executive Board meeting 19 June 2008

  2. PI Workshop: Objectives • To explain the proposed approach, to ensure that national road authorities fully understand what is required • To reassure NRAa on issues such as confidentiality and on the level of work involved in producing the indictors • To determine how performance reporting could benefit national road administrations • To agree the key principles for the project, on issues such as data confidentiality and sharing, presentation and reporting • To review and, if necessarily to update the cost-benefit report • To explain the need of the a stabile location referencing system for road related data in order to facilitate the PIs

  3. PI Workshop: Topics • Balance between global and network-based reporting • Reporting and presentation formats • Means of delivery and data gathering • Use and application of PIs for identifying, sharing and promoting best practice and for benchmarking • Timescales for implementation, and how the work might be phased • The need of a stabile location referencing system for road related data in order to facilitate PIs

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