Latest From UK
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UK 3 Apr
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
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UK 26 Jan
Inner city transport: The value of cargo bikes
Inner city transport Europe-wide is evolving as authorities put their heads together to come up with innovative solutions
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UK 8 Dec
Tackling transport-related social exclusion
The lack of accessible, available and affordable public transport is a barrier to work, education, healthcare and vital services
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UK 23 Jun
Government grants: levelling up or picking winners?
Department for Transport concedes ‘Bus Back Better’ funding has been cut by the pandemic grants
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UK 9 Jun
To reduce car use we need carrots and sticks – effective policy interventions
Regional and local authorities are trialling a series of incentives and disincentives to cut single occupancy car use and persuade drivers to switch to more sustainable modes of travel...
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UK 27 May
E-scooters have part to play in the transition to active travel
Confusion reigns because it is legal to sell an e-scooter, but currently illegal to ride one on the majority of UK roads and pavements
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UK 24 Mar
Creating a robust national infrastructure
Ahead of the publication of the second National Infrastructure Assessment, we look at the NIC’s strategic priorities leading up to 2050
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UK 10 Mar
Rail freight: how to get it back on track
After years of paying lip service to the concept that freight carried by rail will result in fewer lorries on the road, the Government seems ready to act
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UK 3 Mar
Shared mobility: Fair shares for all
Shared mobility will play a major role in achieving environmental targets. It will also help to ‘level up’ transport options for the disadvantaged
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UK 6 Oct
New 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?
Top Story from UK
Farmdrop uses electric 'Vanimals' to deliver orders
Farmdrop is an ethical grocer supplying sustainably-produced food via an online platform.
