Monthly curated news, insights and announcements in sustainable commuting
July 2024
Sustainable Commuting Review
- Wave of new green bills announced in King’s Speech
- What should the new government’s top 10 transport focus areas be?
- Are CEOs hypocritical? Just 7% say they go into the office full-time
- Labour’s new Secretary of State for Net Zero outlines his aims
- Royal Mail to halve domestic flights to hit net zero target
- London on track to miss 2041 sustainable transport target
- New Transport Secretary Louise Haigh prioritises rail nationalisation
- The city of Glasgow unveils plans to be Net-Zero Carbon by 2030
- Is hitchhiking the answer to summer traffic jams in France?
- And finally… Why a 30-year-old crisp packet is ‘concerning’ for the climate
- Commuter Census 2024 – the end of hybrid working? Plus driving alone falls to a new low.
- Play Reduce: The Board Game & learn the tips you need to achieve zero carbon commuting.
- Estimate your sustainable commuting savings with our ROI Calculator
- Is your organisation prepared for Scope 3 emissions reporting?
- Virtual Zero Carbon Commuting Conference (ZC3) is back for it’s 4th year – 26th September
- Mobilityways Webinar: How do we change public attitudes towards transport? – 25th July
- Sustainability LIVE London returns in-person and virtually – 10th & 11th September
- European Transport Conference 2024 – starts on 18th September in Belgium
- Sustainability Europe 2024 in London 30th September & 1st October
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