In the first half of 2023, about 1 in every 4 new cars sold was either a battery electric or plug-in hybrid electric EV.  That's not bad...

Ever since Jim Steer told me he was doing a podcast about the paper that he, Pat Mangan, and I co-authored for the journal Built...

Governments throughout Europe and around the World have targeted a hefty expansion in the number of publicly available electric vehicle...

Recently, I took part in a lively roundtable discussion organised in Manchester by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) to debate...

The Government has extended its financial support to bus services in England. There is a further £200m to support the single bus fare cap...

In prohibiting the future sale of all but zero-emission vehicles, the UK and governments around the world have mandated our adoption of...

Rhetoric on devolution has grown in recent months as the government and opposition both jostle to give powers away to city regions and...

When it comes to Budgets, it’s always good to look beyond the headlines and delve into the detail. Published as soon as the Chancellor...

On this day, the anniversary of Russia's attack on Ukraine, I reflected on their efforts to change some fundamentals of the railway...

Most EV charging is done at home or at work, and on a daily or weekly basis; EV owners charge their vehicles while doing other things. DC...

Last week I had the huge privilege to chair the Transport Planning Society (TPS) event ‘Shaping the future of Transport Planning’ hosted...

This week, the Urban Transport Group published our report on options for reforming how the Government financially supports local public...

How many transport conferences include a ride on a hovercraft? This was one of many highlights from the recent Future Transport Forum...

Join us on Wed 8th Feb 2023 at 16.30. Transport planners are facing considerable challenges in our rapidly changing world. To help...

I have had the pleasure of some travel over recent weeks, which has seen me make return visits to Mexico City, New York City, and...

Reporting in 1994, the Dublin Transportation Initiative (DTI) was a land use transport study. Its principal outputs were a long term...