Our TRACC software is the market leader in public transport analysis. TRACC uses imported data to run multi-modal journey time calculations, including walking, cycling, public transport and car.

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TRACC Web

Launching in October 2020, TRACC Web is TRACC for your web browser. With all the same functionality of TRACC, accessible anywhere with an internet connection. Different configurations will be available to suit your calculation requirements. This licence covers use of TRACC hosted in the Cloud. The software is accessed via a single login on any modern web browser.

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Short Introduction to TRACC

Create detailed travel time maps and reports

Create detailed travel time maps and reports

 

Significantly improve planning and investment decisions

 

Produce multi-modal travel time contours

Produce multi-modal travel time contours

 

Quick and intuitive assessment of travel times across all modes of transport

 

Intuitive interface

Intuitive interface

 

Generate meaningful outputs without having to be a mapping expert

 

Import and manipulate a wide range of datasets

Import and manipulate a wide range of datasets

 

Accurate modelling of the impact of changes in transport infrastructure

Calculate travel time using a multitude of modes: 

 

Basemap's travel time analysis software,TRACC, calculates journey times by walking

Walking

Promote Active Travel by analysing footpaths and walking times/distances

 

 

Basemap's travel time analysis software,TRACC, calculates journey times by cycling

Cycling

Identify where improvements could be made to your cycle network

 

 

Basemap's travel time analysis software,TRACC, calculates journey times by car

Driving

Use detailed speed datasets to get an accurate overview of drive times in your area

 

 

Basemap's travel time analysis software,TRACC, calculates journey times by bus

Public Transport

Evaluate effectiveness of your public transport network

 

Why TRACC?

 

Process local & national datasets

 

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Provide precise demographic reporting

 

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Compare different transport schemes

 

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Provide detailed catchment analysis

 

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Look at proximity of new sites to public transport

 

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Visualise your transport data

 

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Show levels of bus frequency

 

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Load the latest data from Ordnance Survey, Traveline & National Rail

 

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A proven TRACC record saving clients time and money…

 

  • Quick and accurate creation of multi-modal catchments for any number of destinations. TRACC calculates which destination is most accessible for each origin point. Using a different colour to represent each catchment allows catchment visualisation for any size of study area. Reports can also be produced for more detailed statistical comparisons.

  • TRACC quickly calculates journey times to destinations from a number of origins demonstrating travel time analysis to a set location such as a school.

  • Map showing routing using OS Highways in TRACC

  • TRACC can import the UK census data variables for all available census boundary geographies. Census data can be compared against any travel time or local accessibility calculation to produce reports. Threshold calculations can be automatically created for the entire area or broken down to show percentage or totals for each destination.

  • Transport networks in TRACC can be created from scratch for planned major transport infrastructure changes such as HS2, Cross Rail and Lower Thames Crossing. Before and after maps of travel times to key destinations can be provided and accurate reports provided to show, for example, the total number of working age people who can now reach these destinations in a defined maximum travel time as a result of these changes.

Some of our clients