The ITC has released the latest in its Occasional Paper series exploring key issues surrounding transport and Brexit. The paper reflects issues and concerns raised by the industry in our Call for Evidence.
The ITC has released a new report exploring how we can improve urban freight distribution. Drawing on a set of innovative case studies the report makes recommendations to authorities and policy makers. Please click here to download.
The ITC has released a new report exploring how the benefits from rail system development can be spread more widely across our cities and regions. The report identifies a set of principles that can be adapted and incorporated into rail infrastructure planning and delivery. Please click here to download.
The ITC has released the latest in its ‘Road and rail travel trends’ revealing seismic shifts in travel behaviour in England over the last 20 years. A copy of the ITC’s overview report can be downloaded by clicking here. The technical report, based on research by Peter Headicar and Gordon Stokes, can be downloaded by clicking here.
Released at a major launch event in Leeds on Monday 16 May 2016, this report identifies a number of principles that should be used when planning local transport and redevelopment in order to capture value from HS2, and recommends several actions for national and local Government. Please click here to download.
The ITC has released its attitudinal research exploring the public acceptability of new forms of paying for road use. Please click here to download.
The ITC has released a new report exploring the sustainability of UK aviation, with a focus on Carbon emissions, noise and local air quality. The report was authored by sustainability expert Peter Hind and RDC Aviation. Please click here to download a copy.
The ITC has published a new Occasional Paper authored by Mary Bonar and investigating the implications for transport policy of moves towards greater devolution in England.
The ITC has launched a new report exploring changing attitudes to road and rail travel in Britain. The study, by Social Research Associates, focuses on the categories of young people, older people, migrants and business travellers.
The ITC has released the latest in our Occasional Paper series. Authored by Alan Baxter CBE, the paper explores the relationship between connectivity and our cities.