Latest case studies
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UK 6 Oct 2021New modes of mobility: Can the Government keep up with latest trends?
Is the Government acting quickly enough to keep up with the development of mobility modes such as autonomous vehicles and e-scooters?
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UK 15 Sep 2021Clean air zone in Bath: City expects to generate £1m in extra revenue
Bath & North East Somerset Council has been on a four-year journey to launch its clean air zone (CAZ), one of the first outside London to implement an area that charges non-compliant businesses.
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UK 28 Jul 2021Mental health travel barriers – we need more people
Unmanned rail stations or bus drivers lacking empathy are among the numerous reasons those with mental health problems may avoid travel
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Urban 30 Jun 2021Mobility hubs lead the flexible working revolution
While predictions of the death of the city centre office may be premature, seismic shifts in where, when and how frequently we travel to work are underway
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Latest case studies 2 Jun 2021How EEH developed its 2040 net zero strategy
Avoiding duplication of effort is important for progress within England’s Economic Heartland. The STB published its Regional Transport Strategy at the end of February
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Urban 17 May 2021Future of Cities (Pt 2): How trends will influence transport and infrastructure
It may be a little while before the outcomes and impacts of the coronavirus pandemic are fully known, but there is little doubt that it has presented planners with an unprecedented opportunity to make substantial changes in one fell swoop
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UK 1 Apr 2021MaaS and active travel are at the heart of TfGM's 20-year strategy
Region plans to reduce car usage substantially by 2040.
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Global 11 Mar 2021Case 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.
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Latest case studies 2 Feb 2021Cambridge creating a driverless public transport blueprint for the world
Mayor aims to harness the city’s technology skills to develop an innovative transit system
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Latest case studies 27 Jan 2021Case 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.
