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29/01/2026

Manual TTRO workflows are a drain on resources. Mapping here, documents there: it’s a recipe for duplicated effort and slow approvals.
Our TTRO module changes the game:
• Unified: Mapping, docs, and reporting in one cloud-based home.
• Live: One source of truth for engineers, highways, and comms.
• Fast: Automation that saves hours every week.

Efficiency isn’t optional. Find out more about our TTRO module: https://appyway.com/temporary-traffic-orders/

28/01/2026

What rhymes with AppyWay? The Shard’s here to stay!
Southwark Council is doubling down on its partnership with AppyWay, extending their contract and adding Temporary Traffic Orders (TTROs) to the mix.
By digitising everything from permanent restrictions to roadworks in one place, Southwark is ensuring the borough's streets run as smoothly as a walk along the Bankside.

We are thrilled to announce that Southwark Council has not only extended their contract with AppyWay but has also expanded their use of our platform to include Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders (TTROs).

27/01/2026

🗺️ In 2025, our GIS & Data Team hit an incredible milestone, mapping a distance equivalent to the entire vertical length of Europe!
By combining our team’s expertise with our proprietary in-house AI tools, we’ve reached new speeds in digitising the kerb. Whether it’s asset capture or map-based TRO management, we’re ready to scale.
🚀 Need help mapping your kerbside? Let’s talk: https://appyway.com/surveys/

26/01/2026

🚲🌳 25% more green space. 0% more manual reporting.
London Borough of Lambeth is on a mission to transform its streets. To manage the scale of this 25% reallocation without the administrative headache, they’ve turned to our KurBi module to do the heavy lifting.
Now, the team can translate geospatial data into simple, public-facing charts and identify exactly where sustainable infrastructure is needed next.
>>> Read more: https://appyway.com/portfolio/how-lambeth-council-uses-kurbi-to-monitor-report-and-accelerate-its-sustainable-kerbside-strategy/

23/01/2026

2026 is a milestone year for traffic regulation. With the D-TRO mandate arriving, digitisation is now a priority for local authorities.
AppyWay’s Traffic Suite makes compliance simple. Our map-based software is user-friendly and won't burden your team. Just look at Cheshire West and Chester Council, which onboarded their team and migrated their data to Traffic Suite in just 8 weeks!

Why choose AppyWay?
* Fast Compliance: Get ready for the new regulations in record time (if you need a way to get compliant quick - we've got you!)
* Low Effort: Intuitive tools that reduce staff workload.

Watch the video below to see how you can digitise your orders in just a few steps. Find out more: https://appyway.com/blog/govtech/how-to-digitise-your-traffic-orders-before-the-q1-fy26-deadline-with-appyway/

22/01/2026

We are proud to announce a contract extension with Cambridgeshire County Council. Building on our success together, we’re thrilled to continue helping Cambridgeshire unlock the power of their kerbside data.
Better insights. Better mobility. Better journeys.

>>> Find out more:

We are delighted to announce that Cambridgeshire County Council has extended their contract with AppyWay, reaffirming their commitment to digital innovation and smarter kerbside management. Building on our successful collaboration, the Council will continue to leverage the full power of the AppyWay....

20/10/2025

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 We've got some wales-ome news:
we’re thrilled to announce that Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council is our newest partner!
They're using the AppyWay Consultation Module to digitise their public engagement, making it easier for residents to have their say on important local changes.
Croeso i'r tîm, RCT! (Welcome to the team!):

We are thrilled to announce that Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council (RCT) has chosen AppyWay to enhance its public consultation process, marking another step forward in their digital transformation journey. The council will be utilising our intuitive consultation module to engage with resident...

14/07/2025

How do you go from a handful of responses to over 2,000 on a single public consultation? By using AppyWay's Consultation Module, of course!
Read the full story here:

To modernise their approach and meet the demands of their political administration for better engagement, Cambridgeshire turned to AppyWay’s digital Consultation module. The goal was to create a single, intuitive, and accessible platform for all traffic scheme consultations, including notices of i...

08/07/2025

Printed notices on lampposts? It's time to transform how councils connect with their communities.
See how our partners are moving beyond theory and using our digital platform for real-world projects that improve public consultation.
➡️ Cambridgeshire County Council is making it radically simpler for residents to see proposed street changes on an interactive map and leave feedback directly.
➡️ Haringey Council is using a data-led approach for new cycle hangars, ensuring a clear and transparent consultation process for residents.
Discover how they do it in our latest blog post:

In the push to make our towns and cities more liveable, accessible, and sustainable, the humble Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) has become a critical tool for local authorities. Yet, the traditional process of consulting the public on these schemes—often involving printed notices on lampposts and c...

01/07/2025

☀️The summer heat is on, and so is the pressure for the fast-approaching Digital Traffic Regulation Order (DTRO) deadline.
The 2024 law has made DTROs mandatory. Waiting until the last minute to act is a risky strategy that could put your authority in a non-compliance situation, facing potential fines or legal action.
Our new infographic reveals the hidden costs of delaying your switch and the key myths that can lead to a last-minute scramble: https://appyway.com/blog/govtech/infographic-is-your-tro-backlog-costing-more-than-you-think-the-hidden-costs-of-last-minute-dtros/