New report identifies ‘gap’ in Britain’s transport decarbonisation journey
The study suggests that radical changes are needed to the planning and design of places to meet mobility carbon targets. A new report has been …
The study suggests that radical changes are needed to the planning and design of places to meet mobility carbon targets. A new report has been …
Greg Marsden spoke last week at Mobilityways Zero Carbon Commuting Conference. His presentation explored the idea of what he would do in his first 100 …
by Greg Marsden In this short blog I reflect on what Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s announcement on Wednesday really means for decarbonisation policy in transport. …
New analysis has shown that Department for Transport has quietly rolled back its ambition to introduce cleaner, more efficient road travel. Transport is the UK’s …
The UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has commissioned a review of the government’s approach to delivering on its promise to deliver …
By Greg Marsden On 14th February the Welsh Roads Review Panel reported its recommendations to the Welsh Minister. The Review Panel had been established in …
By Dr Richard Dunning and Dr Alexander Nurse In May 2020 the Government announced a £250 million Emergency Active Travel Fund for local authorities in …
by Greg Marsden In March 2022 I submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to the Department for Transport, asking to see the assumptions about …
by Caglar Koksal Since 2016, transport (excluding international aviation and shipping) has been the largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the UK, with the large …
by Stephen Parkes The Covid-19 pandemic and associated national lockdowns brought about rapid changes to how we normally travelled and the frequency of these journeys. …