32.—(1) How does an authority manage the road space for everyone?
(2) Has the authority set out a clear understanding of the problems facing the different parts of its network?
(3) Is it aware of the needs of different road users?
(4) Has it balanced policies for addressing these problems and needs?
(5) Has the local authority identified and grouped roads according to their location and the activities on them?
(6) How has the authority shown that it has balanced competing demands while continuing to manage its network efficiently?
(7) In reaching decisions on competing demands, has it taken account of its policies and the particular circumstances of the part of the network being considered?
(8) Is the authority working together with local businesses, retailers, representatives of the freight and road haulage industry, public transport operators and statutory undertakers?
(9) Is it developing means for ensuring economic and efficient servicing of premises and deliveries, whilst mitigating adverse problems?