Opinion - Page 3
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Opinion 29 Apr 2021'Self-driving' cars: is the infrastructure ready to ensure they're safe?
With 'self-driving' cars set to be on UK roads later this year, Steve Nash, CEO of the IMI, questions whether the infrastructure is ready to ensure they’re safe
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Opinion 9 Apr 2021Rail ticketing: The way forward
Public transport restrictions influenced by the Covid-19 pandemic have created an opportunity to give fares and ticketing a complete overhaul
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Opinion 31 Mar 2021Ensuring London emerges more sustainable from Covid-19
Nicola Hogan, sustainability manager at King's College London, explores how London can emerge stronger from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Opinion 31 Mar 2021Empowering passengers to restore confidence in transport post-pandemic
Safa Alkateb, CEO of Autocab, looks at how transport operators can empower passengers to help restore confidence in travelling post-pandemic.
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Opinion 24 Mar 2021Time to treat air pollution as the emergency it is
Landmark ruling says air pollution was cause of child’s death. Measures must be taken to reduce risks, says Lisa Hopkinson
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Opinion 11 Mar 2021New thinking for a net zero world
Stephen Joseph wonders if the emphasis should be taken off big infrastructure and placed on projects that offer swift gains
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Opinion 13 Jan 2021Funding the future of greener travel
An effective public transport system will play an important role in a healthy, sustainable future. But the Government needs to act to ensure that the Covid recovery is not car-led, says Paul Tuohy
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Opinion 6 Jan 2021It is time to dispense with SUVs
University researcher urges the Department for Transport to record and publish summaries showing the number of casualties according to the make and model of the vehicles involved
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Opinion 6 Jan 2021How to jolt the Government into action on EV batteries
Charley Grimston, Altelium chief executive, issues an industry call to action in response to the EU trade deal.
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Opinion 22 Dec 2020Driving UK mobility’s Covid-19 recovery with help of CAVs
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to upend transport patterns worldwide, its lasting legacy presents a number of critical challenges for UK mobility, writes Chris Reeves
