Travel Plans (TPs)have been common currency in transport planning for getting on for three decades. As I recall, they started becoming a thing under New Labour, with the 1997 New Deal for Transport saying the government would “consider encouraging the incorporation of green transport plans... continue
The Department of Transport has published the latest wave of its transport technology public attitudes tracker series. It looks at attitudes towards the uptake of EVs , E-scooters and E-cycles, but also includes car purchase intentions. The report notes that some clear patterns emerge in how people... continue
Applications are now open for the latest Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG) programme, which will award up to 40 projects up to £45,000 each. The programme is funded by the DfT and delivered by Connected Places Catapult, the UK’s innovation accelerator for transport, the... continue
A team of researchers from European universities are to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can help urban mobility planners. The group, led by Aston University, have received £10,000 in... continue
The number of people killed and seriously injured on borough roads in London fell by 34% after the implementation of the 20mph speed limit between 1989 and 2013, reveals new analysis from Transport for London (TfL). The study gathered data from more than 150 20mph in the capital, examining the... continue
Eight short stories that bring to life a range of possible transport scenarios in the not so distant future serve as opening gambits to a host of concepts discussed in a new book by Marcus Enoch, Professor... continue
Planning applications are no longer needed to install public or... continue
A European group of researchers led by Aston University is... continue
A new survey finds the majority of project professions in the automotive... continue
Driverless cars will not be appearing on UK roads... continue
The AA is concerned that matching electric vehicle... continue
April saw a 7p/kWh drop in peak time on-street slow charging with off-peak residential rates... continue
The British Parking Association has teamed up with a number of cashless... continue
The bus and coach sector leads UK road decarbonisation as zero-emission uptake surges by 129.5% to reach more... continue
Rising sales of zero-emission trucks is one bright spot in a depressed UK market. Britain’s new heavy goods... continue
Electric vehicle drivers are highly responsive to price... continue
Up to 250,000 premature deaths caused by poor air quality could be avoided each year in central and western Europe if action is taken to cut greenhouse gas emissions, according to new research by atmospheric scientists at the University of Leeds. The study looks at how different climate change... continue
A newly formed group of aviation professionals is calling for “urgent and... continue
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