How the residents of Frankfurt and Münster got on their bikes
Number of trips per day in both cities is increasing and, although they had different start points, the modal share for private cars is similar – at around 70%
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The problems encountered on the way to MaaS
Many see Mobility as a Service as the way forward for joined-up travel. Vested interests and different operating systems are just a couple of the obstacles
- Case studies: road pricing
- From lab to real world: 100 smart mobility trials underway
- The issue and options of the MaaS movement
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How the residents of Frankfurt and Münster got on their bikes
Number of trips per day in both cities is increasing and, although they had different start points, the modal share for private cars is similar – at around 70%
- Paris: The 15-minute city makes timely progress
- How Seville supports zero emission transport on its streets
- How the UK can learn transport law-making from Strasbourg
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Key Route Networks: Power to look at the bigger picture
Key Route Network measures will allow authorities to look beyond local vested interests when determining the future of cycling and bus networks
- Inner city transport: The value of cargo bikes
- Tackling transport-related social exclusion
- Government grants: levelling up or picking winners?
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Future Transport Zones have a long way to go
When future transport zones were created, one of the aims was to gauge how differing forms of transport could integrate effectively
- South Fulham traffic scheme: From 87% opposed to 91% in favour – within a year
- Virgin Media Park and Charge project ready to share major learnings
- Mobility hubs lead the flexible working revolution
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National bus strategy: Are Government efforts reversing the decline?
Bus services in England’s regions have been in a mess for many years now since their deregulation in the late 1980s.
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- Solutions to the freight challenge: Urban consolidation centres
- Going the last mile requires stronger political will'
