urban
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Opinion 16 Jun 2022
Did Moses lead his city (New York) astray?
We reflect on lessons to be learnt from a commissioner who endeavoured to give New Yorkers what he felt was good for them
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Urban 17 May 2021
Future 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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Opinion 17 Jun 2020
From car parks to people parks: transforming urban areas
Does ease of parking encourage car travel? It would seem the answer is ‘yes’. Now more planners are considering other uses for the land, says Lisa Hopkinson
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Air quality 18 Mar 2020
Solutions to the freight challenge: Night-time working
Christian Wolmar looks at night-time working as a solution to the freight challenge
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Air quality 16 Mar 2020
Solutions to the freight challenge: Urban consolidation centres
Christian Wolmar looks at urban consolidation centres as a solution to freight transportation
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Air quality 16 Mar 2020
Case study: Solutions to the freight challenge - Electrification
Christian Wolmar looks at electrification as a solution to the freight challenge
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Air quality 10 Mar 2020
Solutions to the freight challenge: Cargobikes
Christian Wolmar looks at cargobikes as a solution to freight transportation
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Air quality 9 Mar 2020
Going the last mile requires stronger political will'
Once you look past the hoopla that surrounds technology such as drone deliveries, going the ‘last mile’ requires stronger political will, says Christian Wolmar
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Latest news 26 Feb 2020
Coventry will not introduce Clean Air Zone
Decision follows support from Government for alternative emissions reduction plan.
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Latest news 26 Feb 2020
CityBus 2.0 celebrates one year of service with 80,000 riders
On-demand public transport service in Brazil has removed more 6,500 vehicles from the streets and 64 tons of CO2 emissions.
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Latest news 25 Feb 2020
Invitation to bid for two-year transport and climate change fellowship worth £70k
The Foundation for Integrated Transport (FIT) is inviting bids for a two-year fellowship worth £70,000 to work up radical solutions on transport and climate change.
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Latest news 24 Feb 2020
Sheffield to become Smart City starting with roads overhaul
Council's highways contractor, Amey, has partnered with Connexin to build the latest UK Smart City, starting with digitised roads and the Internet of Things (IoT).
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