Latest case studies
Latest case studies13 Jan 2021Case 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 2020The '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 2020The 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 2020Highway Code review is key
The Highway Code consultation, which follows an earlier review announced in 2018 is crucial, according to campaigners.
Latest case studies2 Dec 2020The future of freight - electric cargo bikes
Van use has grown with lockdown, as people order goods online for home delivery, adding to increasingly congested roads.
Latest case studies6 Oct 2020West Midlands improves active travel infrastructure
The reduction in car use and public transport during lockdown has encouraged councils to consider reallocation of road space to cycling, walking and other uses
Latest case studies29 Sep 2020Park and pedal scheme updated during Covid-19
The reduction in car use and public transport during lockdown has encouraged councils to consider reallocation of road space to cycling, walking and other uses
Latest case studies22 Sep 2020London bike sharing scheme could be expanded
The reduction in car use and public transport during lockdown has encouraged councils to consider reallocation of road space to cycling, walking and other uses
Latest case studies16 Sep 2020Oxford creates blueprint for the zero-emission city
A date for ZEZ to be introduced in two phases has been delayed by Covid-19, but it will still go ahead in 2021
Latest case studies8 Jul 2020Provincial cities help to rebalance the life of streets
Manchester and London’s transport strategies have hit the headlines for rebalancing the life of streets, but provincial cities are also making rapid progress.
