Link and Place Concept for Sustainable Development of Secondary Road Networks

iNFRA has conducted a research study titled “Application of the Link and Place Concept Integrated with Budget Analysis for Secondary Road Networks of the Department of Rural Roads.”
The study has been published in the Consulting Engineers Association of Thailand Journal.

The research applies the Link and Place concept as a framework to analyze road functions in terms of connectivity and surrounding land use, supporting context-sensitive planning for secondary road networks. It also integrates data from the Pavement Management and Maintenance System (PMMS) and the Central Road Database (CRD) to enhance budget analysis, maintenance prioritization, and road safety management.

This publication reflects iNFRA’s expertise in infrastructure engineering research and reinforces the company’s commitment to advancing sustainable transportation development.