Monthly curated news, insights and announcements in sustainable commuting
March 2026
Sustainable Commuting Review
- The best ways to save on the costs of your travel to work
- Only 5% of new UK jobs are remote despite soaring demand
- Earth’s heat to power 10,000 homes in renewable energy first for UK
- Reaching net zero by 2050 ‘cheaper for UK than one fossil fuel crisis’
- 51% of people didn’t use public transport in 2024
- Remote and hybrid working boosts disabled workers’ productivity
- UK publishes sustainability reporting standards
- Forest bikes vs Lime bikes, battle for public transport
- London SUV drivers could face new charges under road safety plan
- And finally… Would you change your commute to avoid a chat?
- Sign up for our next webinar: How to Approach ESG Risk Management and Regulatory Reporting with Neil Campbell, PurePath Advisory
- Watch DfT experts demo their new Connectivity Tool
- Upcoming webinar: How to Cut Costs, Congestion & Commuting Emissions
- How to win contracts by cutting commuting emissions: our latest guide, on PPN 006
- Rewatch our previous webinar: The Perks & Pitfalls of Return to Office
- Mobilityways Webinar – How to Approach ESG Risk Management and Regulatory Reporting – March 18, 11am
- Mobilityways Webinar – Mobilityways Showcase: Product Tours & Client Success Stories – March 26, 11am
- People, Planet, Pint – Find your nearest event
- Climate Technology Show – 24-25 March, Excel London
- Edie 26 – 25-26 March, Business Design Centre, London
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