Unfair Approaches to Transport Don’t Succeed
Fiscal policy is complex so it is not always possible to be as fair to everyone as central government might like. This places an obligation on those involved with detailed […]
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Investing in Young People’s Travel is Vital to Shape Future Transport
Who wants slower journey times, higher travel costs and less reliable journeys? There is little doubt that many current transport trends are unpopular. Yet over the last 50 years, transport […]
The Opportunities and Risks of Connections
Debate has continued for decades over the extent to which, and the ways, transport and connectivity helps business and economic development. At a meeting in London organised by the Transport […]
Why Connectivity to Transport Hubs Matters
The Department for Transport published the latest connectivity statistics in July 2015. Access to transport hubs is one of the simplest conceptions of transport geography. There are some places where […]
Keeping Drivers up to Speed
Derek Halden writing in the Scotsman newspaper for CILT suggests that social and engineering changes need to be delivered in tandem. The journey time data shows that speed cameras on […]
Latest National Access to Services Statistics Published
The DfT accessibility statistics have recently been published representing conditions in October 2013. Describing these as accessibility statistics is perhaps a misnomer since what they show is the travel time […]