Matthew Ledbury
Paul Withrington (Letter LTT 12 Apr) lists eight points about global warming that he wishes I or other "man-made global warming people"... continue

Matthew Eastwood
I was interested to read about the lack of a clear career path for transport planners in the Career Journeys supplement of LTT and welcome the work... continue

Abigail Bristow Professor of Transport Studies
I am writing to you with respect to the Undergraduate and Postgraduate course listing published in the issue of the 29 March. I note that there were... continue

Data showing the ease with which people throughout England (outside London) can access services such as schools, GPs, employment and shops have been... continue

The impact of transport schemes on landscapes could be given monetary values if meaningful results can be gained from a research project currently... continue

Jennie Leggatt has been appointed senior associate at consultant Transport Travel & Research. Leggatt was formerly a director of Transport... continue

Transport for London has commissioned what is claimed to be the biggest ever Stated Preference study to discover 5,000 people's willingness to pay... continue

Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown has used the Budget to announce a major review of how technology can be used to reduce the carbon emissions... continue

<b>Pedro Abrantes </b>has been appointed lecturer in public transport at the University of Leeds' Institute for Transport Studies,... continue

The Government will fail to achieve its targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions with the transport sector likely to prove a particular obstacle,... continue

Consultant Colin Buchanan has purchased transport survey firm Vincent Knight Transport Research after being approached by Vincent's owner, Rupert... continue

<b>Margaret Bell</b> (pictured) has been appointed science city chair in transport and environment in Newcastle University's transport... continue

The DfT has commissioned the University of the West of England's Centre for Transport and Society to review developments in travel information... continue

The DfT has been urged to commit to a research programme to assess the effects of the mandatory free concessionary fares scheme for the elderly and... continue

British companies are not doing enough to reduce the carbon impact of their transport and travel activities, according to an analysis of firms in the... continue

Adam Fularz
If you look at the transport sector, imagine that there exists a root of all evil: the number one problem, where everything started. Imagine then,... continue

Bernard Abrams
This week's newspapers carried a story that "a large study in California found 10-year-olds who lived within 550 yards of a motorway suffered... continue

Two university-led consortia are drawing up full bids in an attempt to win the contract for the new £7.75m Transport Research Centre, backed by... continue

Graduates of Salford University's MSc course in transport engineering and planning are being invited to attend the 40th anniversary celebration of... continue

Phil Goodwin is professor of transport policy at the Centre for Transport and Society, University of West of England, Bristol (Phil.Goodwin@uwe.ac.uk), and emeritus professor at University College London
There is a disjunction between policy thinking on the ground and in the air. On the ground the pure form of 'predict and provide' is dead. Nobody... continue