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News

ITC debates alternative fuels in transport

The ITC's Winter Discussion Evening was held on the 12th February exploring how to scale up alternative fuels in transport. Guests heard from an expert panel including James Lyon (Shell), Professor David Cebon (Cambridge University) and Mike Muldoon (Alstom) and a lively debate followed. For a report on the discussion please click here.

Research

The shape of changing Bus demand in England

A major new report exploring the changing shape of the bus market in England has been released by the ITC. Supported by a research grant from the Rees Jeffreys Road Fund, the report is authored by travel demand experts Dr Scott Le Vine and Professor Emeritus Peter White. It can be downloaded by clicking here.

ITC Rail Passenger Demand report

The ITC has released a major new report exploring wider factors affecting the growth in passenger rail travel in Britain. The report, authored by Cambridge researchers Ian Williams and Dr Kaveh Jahanshahi, can be downloaded by clicking here.

The Strategic Challenges facing UK Aviation

The ITC has released a major new report exploring the strategic challenges facing UK aviation over the coming decades. The report, authored by Dr Rebecca Driver, follows an extensive consultation with the industry. To download a copy of the report, please click here.

ITC Occasional Paper on Transport and leaving the EU

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.

Events

ITC Spring Discussion Evening

The ITC's Spring Discussion Evening evening will take place on Tuesday 5th May at the Cowcross Street Gallery, Farringdon, and will explore What balance do we need to achieve between public and private investment in transport infrastructure? At a time when transport infrastructure investment is rising up the political agenda, and when the public finances are under increasing strain, this debate will explore how we can achieve the right balance between public and private investment. An expert panel will introduce the topic and the discussion will be chaired by Terry Hill CBE. This event is invitation only with priority for our corporate members but if you would like to be considered for a place please contact events@theitc.org.uk