Monthly curated news, insights and announcements in sustainable commuting
January 2026
Sustainable Commuting Review
- Birmingham to Manchester line will be built despite HS2 scrapping
- What major UK companies ordered staff back to the office last year?
- Is Trump’s interest in Greenland linked to climate change?
- New potholes map rates council road repair progress
- Ed Miliband ‘to miss net zero targets by 15 years’
- Glasgow could soon introduce free electric shuttle buses
- More heat records on the way say scientists, despite dip in 2025
- Only 5% of new UK jobs are remote, data finds
- High speed mobile to be across London Underground by end of year
- Time’s New Year’s climate resolutions, including commuting changes
- And finally… Parisians are now able to commute by cable car!
- How to win contracts by cutting commuting emissions: our latest guide, on PPN 006.
- Sign up for our next webinar: How to Plan Green Commutes with Connectivity Data, with Robert Singleton from DfT
- We’ve broken down the main transport funding streams local authorities can take advantage of in 2026
- Take a look at our new page, explaining the procurement frameworks for which Mobilityways is a registered supplier
- Mobilityways Webinar – How to Plan Green Commutes with Connectivity Data, with Robert Singleton from DfT – Feb 11, 11am
- Accelerating EV charging infrastructure in the public sector – 3 Feb, Online
- Workplace Futures 2026 – 26 Feb, Great George Street, London
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