Post opening project evaluation
Smart Motorway Safety, Evidence Stocktake and Action Plan, published by the Department for Transport in 2020, suggests in relation to ‘Post Opening Project Evaluation’ (POPE) that:
‘Highways England undertakes reviews on major road schemes to measure impact against forecast. The main mechanism for evaluating a new scheme is the Post Opening Project Evaluation (POPE), which evaluates the realisation of scheme benefits once they have been open to traffic for one and five years.'
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