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Cars
May 12th 2026

Is a fairer vehicle taxation in sight?

Private cars may be the only viable option in some areas, but where there is choice, the comparative cost of travel strongly influences how people get about. While electric vehicles…

Local transport
Apr 24th 2026

An extraordinary opportunity

This really is an extraordinary opportunity to support sustainable transport and make a huge difference. Every donation will be doubled, helping to make transport better, protect the environment, connect communities…

Local transport
Apr 17th 2026

It’s World Public Transport Day!

How far have we come? In the UK, upward trends in public transport service capacity and quality in recent years provide much cause for celebration. Accessibility is being given greater…

Local transport
Apr 10th 2026

Towns and Trams: Learning from the French

France builds 300,000 homes every year. If that number sounds familiar, it’s because that’s the target that the UK misses year after year. So far this century, a new tramway…

Buses
Apr 3rd 2026

“Residents feel isolated” – campaigning for better buses in Glossopdale

“Glossopdale is situated in the far north west corner of Derbyshire, a couple of miles from the border with Greater Manchester to the West, and close to the Peak District…

Rail
Mar 27th 2026

The Beeching legacy and the case for rail expansion

The Beeching closures of the 1960s reshaped the country’s transport geography in ways that still shape daily life today. Entire towns lost their rail links, local economies were weakened, and…

Local transport
Mar 8th 2026

Tackling transport gender inequality

Safety and security concerns, particularly for women and girls, significantly inhibit access to public transport.  British Transport Police data revealed that nearly a third of women have been victims of…

Rail
Feb 25th 2026

What I learned visiting over 100 railway stations

When you travel widely by train, patterns start to appear. I’ve spent the past few years researching my first book, The Hungry Passenger, travelling by train and visiting over 100 railway stations…

Buses
Feb 18th 2026

Delivering a decent level of bus service for all communities

With 70 per cent of trips under five miles, buses form the backbone of a well-functioning local transport system. Yet thousands of areas across England and Wales fall short of…

Buses
Feb 13th 2026

Bus stops really matter, as these Bus Stop Stories show

The decline of the high street is well documented, and a huge challenge which we must address. So much of our shared life has gone online, and many of the…

Buses
Feb 4th 2026

A shared vision for the future of clean buses

Transport accounts for 24 per cent of the UK’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Westminster has repeatedly pledged its commitment to cutting these figures, with electric cars now accounting for 22.7 per…

Rail
Jan 28th 2026

Welsh set the example to the rest of UK’s railways

Quietly and unobtrusively, Wales has become the transport example that much of the rest of Britain should follow. It is leading the way in several respects, partly because it passed…

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