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Transport
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Is the car industry about to change for good?
Survey sheds light on end customers’ view of car sharing, autonomous driving and electric mobility. And the public has big doubts. -
UK rail and airport infrastructure investment predicted to double by 2025
UK transport infrastructure investment is projected to increase at an average annual rate of about 5% between 2014 and 2025, according to analysis released today by PwC. -
Reading’s new foot and cycle bridge opens today
Structure creates an accessible route into town for thousands and a boost to the local community and future development. -
Making the most of our assets
It's easy to take a functional view of highway assets - but there is so much more opportunity, says Dana Skelley, Director of Asset Management, Surface Transport, TfL. -
Call for regional transport schemes to be judged by wider economic benefit criteria
Assessment of transport infrastructure project priorities needs to change to recognise more than just cost and specific benefit say experts. -
Nottingham’s £570M tram extension opens
After three years of major building work, Nottingham's £570M newly expanded tram network opened on Tuesday. -
Video: Build higher to solve London’s housing crisis, says Steve Norris
With the population set to grow beyond 10M by 2030, the next Mayor of London must change the housing model to avoid a looming crisis, says former government minister Steve Norris. -
Rail devolution would increase productivity - ORR boss
Handing control of delivery to front line route managers would create competition within the Network Rail monopoly. Interview with ORR chief executive Richard Price. -
The road ahead: highways and the future of the circular economy
Embracing the new world of re-using, repairing, refurbishing and recycling existing materials will be vital for the construction industry to thrive in the 21st Century says FM Conway's David Smith. -
What do we want? When do we want it? - Transport User Priorities
When the new Government is taking future transport decisions there are some clear priorities emerging from Transport Focus’s research which could help guide it, says Anthony Smith.