LTT online discussion

2pm, Friday 3 July 2020

In the previous LTT, we reflected upon the enormous changes that have taken place since we began publishing the magazine in 1989. For 800 issues every fortnight we’ve brought you unrivalled news, comment and analysis about developments in the local transport scene. It’s been three decades of constant change with the arrival of everything from the internet, mobile phones and big data to the cycling boom, Oyster Cards and Uber. And now every fortnight – in the week between LTT issues – we hold a discussion online that helps our audience of professionals keep connected with the key issues and each other, during this time of isolation in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.

We’ve so far had six highly successful online discussions, involving up to 100 LTT readers. Next Friday we will be holding our seventh conversation, again chaired by editor Andrew Forster, and tackling the fascinating issue of what will be the next new developments that challenge our assumptions and change our expectations.

Panelists include:

• Peter Warman, Innovator and Futurist, Warmanconsult and MobiHub
• Peter Stonham, Editorial Director, Local Transport Today
• Kristine Beuret, Director, Social Research Associates
• Llewelyn Morgan, Head of innovation, iHub, Oxfordshire County Council
• Nicola Kane, Head of Strategic Planning and Research, Transport for Greater Manchester

The format will be an informal and friendly gathering on Zoom. Following the introductory presentations on the above theme, participants will be invited to raise questions and give their comments. 

Please join us for this important opportunity in transport professional interaction!

To register your place email Tom Daldry at tom.daldry@landortravelpublications.com 

We’ll be limiting the active audience to 100 people to ensure a manageable discussion. 

Priority is given to attendance by LTT subscribers.