Latest case studies
- Urban9 Apr 2021
Low-traffic neighbourhoods should move up agenda
When LTNs are proposed they often face opposition, usually from local businesses or drivers. But, they are mostly welcomed by residents
- UK1 Apr 2021
MaaS and active travel are at the heart of TfGM's 20-year strategy
Region plans to reduce car usage substantially by 2040.
- Global11 Mar 2021
Case studies: road pricing
From a voluntary approach to cordon-based pricing, Mark Smulian looks at how different places have adopted road pricing, and why it is on Vancouver's agenda.
- Latest case studies2 Feb 2021
Cambridge creating a driverless public transport blueprint for the world
Mayor aims to harness the city’s technology skills to develop an innovative transit system
- Latest case studies27 Jan 2021
Case study: Britain’s lost cycleways
Between 1937 and 1940 the Ministry of Transport only gave grants to local authorities for arterial road schemes if they included nine-foot-wide cycleways both sides of the road.
- Latest case studies20 Jan 2021
Case study: HS2 cycle link
A cycleway alongside HS2 was part of the vision for the project, and would deliver health, congestion and economic benefits of between £3 and £8 per £1 spent.
- Latest case studies13 Jan 2021
Case study: The Queensbury Tunnel
The Queensbury Tunnel between Bradford and Halifax in West Yorkshire is an abandoned railway tunnel which is currently unused with plans made to partially infill it.
- Latest case studies22 Dec 2020
The 'crucial' role of hydrogen
Hydrogen Europe represents 185 industry members and 25 national hydrogen association and promotes the use of hydrogen in the EU.
- Latest case studies16 Dec 2020
The view of trade associations on decarbonisation
In its Vision for Decarbonising Road Freight document, the Road Haulage Association (RHA) sets out what it believes is needed to bring about fundamental change
- Latest case studies9 Dec 2020
Highway Code review is key
The Highway Code consultation, which follows an earlier review announced in 2018 is crucial, according to campaigners.