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June 2024 – Election Special
Sustainable Commuting Review
- Independent Council for Net Zero Transport launches with Lord Deben at the helm
- Transport for London won’t invest in upgrades despite £138mn surplus
- Three quarters of businesses don’t want to increase carbon offsetting to hit their net zero goals
- Rail season ticket use falls to its lowest level in almost 40 years
- Guernsey leading the way – 74% increase in cyclists
- New pricing causing soaring costs for Glasgow public transport users
- And finally… would you ride the train for an hour to save a five-minute walk?
- The Guardian asks ‘Why isn’t this a climate election in the UK?’
- The Politics of Sustainable Transport – Webinar with Ipsos UK polling data
- Labour put green economy at heart of their manifesto, but is it enough to hit their net zero targets? [Paywall]
- Do the Tories’ climate change plans show they have tried but failed to reinvent net zero?
- The Conservatives pledge to scrap outer London ULEZ if elected
- LSE researchers explain what the next government needs to do to ease the climate crisis.
- Edie summarises how the main parties’ energy policies stack up [Paywall]
- Save the Date: Zero Carbon Commuting Conference (ZC3) 2024 – A day of online talks and panels with industry leaders – 26 September
- Watch Mobilityways Director Mark Hand and other business leaders discuss the impact of Scope 3 emissions.
- Mobilityways Webinar: General Election Special: The Politics of Sustainable Transport – 27 June
- Campaign for Better Transport’s Better Transport Week – ends 23 June
- Industry Event: The Big Zero Show – 2-3 July
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