Monthly curated news, insights and announcements in sustainable commuting
July 2026
Sustainable Commuting Review
- E-scooters are being advertised for commuting despite UK road ban
- New data shows investment in cleaner transport is reducing emissions
- Wildfires burn in Wales and England: Major incidents declared
- Couple set up peak-time coach service to London to avoid high costs
- Fully accessible public transport could boost UK economy by £176bn
- London Councils shelve Freedom Pass for older travellers in review
- Does the Bedford train crash raise wider questions about safety?
- Climate scientists say news coverage ignores cause of UK heatwave
- Are office workers lonelier than they were during Covid WFH?
- And finally…How short is ‘too short’ for office heatwave attire?
- New Free Guide: Turn Social Value into Public Contract Wins
- Find out what SBTi version 2.0 means for the Commute
- Mobilityways has been shortlisted for four transport decarbonisation awards with our clients Gatwick and Prologis – edie Energy & Tech Awards & Supply Chain Excellence Awards
- Upcoming Webinars:
- SBTi Net-Zero Standard 2.0: What’s New? 29 July at 11am
- People’s Emergency Briefing: Exclusive Screening, 5 Aug at 10:30am
- ESG Data Done Right: What to Collect & Trust, 9 Sept at 11am
- And in case you missed it! Rewatch our previous session, chaired by former BBC News Editor, David Shukman, Carbon Offsetting: Real Impact or False Comfort?.
- People, Planet, Pint – Banbury, Derby, Newbury, Cambridge
- The Global Sustainability Awards, 8 Sept, London
- Sustainability LIVE: The London Summit, 8 Sept, London
- Women in Sustainability Breakfast Networking, 16 Sept, Sheffield
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