Transport planning and DRT

Transport planning and DRT

Beate Kubitz

Some areas of the UK have become transport deserts, served by public transport a few times per week if at all. This worrying trend has come into focus as the need to cut transport emissions has become more pressing. Join Padam in a free webinar on 20 June at 10.30-12.30 to hear from its transport... continue

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1 Jun 2023Local Transport Today News
Active Travel England is planning consultee for walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure

Active Travel England is planning consultee for walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure

Active Travel England (ATE) will now help deliver walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure on all future large developments, enabling more people to make healthier, greener and cheaper travel choices. It will not, however, have any statutory powers to direct the outcome of planning applications. As of 1 June 2023, ATE is officially a statutory consultee on all... continue

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1 Jun 2023Local Transport Today News
What is the future role for the car in society?

What is the future role for the car in society?

Juliana O'Rourke

Welcome to The future role for the car in society: The Motoring Debate. Starting in June, Landor LINKS will be presenting a series of... continue

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26 May 2023Local Transport Today News
Harper 'clarifies' active travel spend in England

Harper 'clarifies' active travel spend in England

Juliana O'Rourke

As is customary, the Transport Select Committee met 19 April 2023 to enable MPs to question the Secretary of State for Transport, Mark Harper MP... continue

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25 May 2023Local Transport Today News
Osprey's Salmon’s Leap hub offers a boost for EV drivers in the South West

Osprey's Salmon’s Leap hub offers a boost for EV drivers in the South West

Osprey Charging Network has opened an ultra-rapid EV charging hub in the South West. The 16-bay dedicated EV re-charging hub is located at Salmon’s Leap, Buckfastleigh on the A38 Devon Expressway. The site is accessible from both the Plymouth-bound and Exeter-bound carriageways of the... continue

24 May 2023EVolution News
Homes England's new strategic plan more

Homes England's new strategic plan more "place-based"

The Government’s housing and regeneration agency has unveiled its next five-year Strategic Plan, setting out how it will support communities and families by enabling the delivery of more quality,... continue

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22 May 2023Local Transport Today News
Electric vehicle charging is threat to walking, wheeling and disabled access, warns Possible

Electric vehicle charging is threat to walking, wheeling and disabled access, warns Possible

Electric vehicle chargepoints are “invading pavements” with significant impacts on anyone making walking or wheeling trips, especially disabled people. This is a key concern in Streetspace Invaders, a report commissioned by clean air campaign Possible with support from inclusive cycling charity Wheels for Wellbeing. Freedom of Information requests... continue

16 May 2023EVolution News
Oxfordshire election results show public support for low traffic schemes

Oxfordshire election results show public support for low traffic schemes

In the local elections in early May 2023, Oxfordshire saw four of the six councils involved in elections, two ‘all outs’ where all seats were in the polls, and two ‘thirds’ where one-third of the seats were voted for. The election saw 67 candidates running for 17... continue

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12 May 2023Local Transport Today News

Manual for Smart Streets looks to embrace new traffic technology

A new guide to provide guidance to local authorities in implementing new technology in traffic management and the operation of streets has been launched. The Manual for Smart Streets was launched at the Transport Technology Forum (TTF) conference in Leeds, having been produced by the TTF and... continue

11 May 2023Local Transport Today News
For Mobility-as-a-Service to prosper, it must meet mutual needs

For Mobility-as-a-Service to prosper, it must meet mutual needs

Jade Neville

Mobility-as-a-Service has been a tagline used for many years... continue

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10 May 2023Parking Review Opinion
The parking sector is embracing diversity

The parking sector is embracing diversity

Anjna Patel MBE

The British Parking Association’s strategic plan is the culmination of more than a year’s worth of... continue

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10 May 2023Parking Review Opinion
Taking fire safety in car parks to a new level

Taking fire safety in car parks to a new level

To date, it has generally been assumed that the fire load and the risk of a car park fire spreading significantly are relatively low. However, recent technological changes and serious... continue

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10 May 2023Parking Review Features
The world of parking under one roof

The world of parking under one roof

The British Parking Association’s Parkex show returns this summer. What is billed as being the world’s largest parking event... continue

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10 May 2023Parking Review Products & Services
Frequency and accessibility – how should we evaluate DRT?

Frequency and accessibility – how should we evaluate DRT?

Beate Kubitz

Buses are about getting people around. They are the most... continue

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5 May 2023Local Transport Today News
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4 May 2023EVolution News
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3 May 2023Local Transport Today Comment
Manual for Smart Streets released

Manual for Smart Streets released

A new manual to provide guidance to support local authorities in implementing technology that supports traffic management and the... continue

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2 May 2023Parking Review News

Call for an Irish workplace parking levy

The head of Ireland’s Climate Change Advisory Council has called on the Irish government to introduce a levy on workers who get free parking in towns and cities. Marie Donnelly told the Oireachtas Transport Committee there is a provision in the 2008 Finance Bill under section 18(b) to... continue

2 May 2023Parking Review News
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2 May 2023Local Transport Today News
British Parking Association publishes new strategic plan

British Parking Association publishes new strategic plan

Inclusivity and diversity are key themes in the British Parking Association’s new strategic framework. The document sets out the direction that the association will take over the next three years. The BPA is a... continue

2 May 2023Parking Review News
Do new cycling facilities generate new cycling demand?

Do new cycling facilities generate new cycling demand?

Tom van Vuren

I have a ‘thing’ about induced demand,... continue

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2 May 2023Local Transport Today News

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