Monthly curated news, insights and announcements in sustainable commuting
May 2026
Sustainable Commuting Review
- Hybrid working may be widening gender gap for parents
- Could community car-sharing help UK hit climate targets?
- UK car sales rebound with record April and EV milestone
- Are civil servants faking office attendance & WFH?
- Disneyland starts testing fully electric ride prototype
- John Lewis orders staff back to the office as pressures mount
- How sunburn inspired a new way to store energy
- Why behaviour change is the new metric that matters
- New London to central Scotland train service to launch this month
- And finally…would you switch to a ‘scoot or skip’ commute?
- Sign up for our next webinar: Mobilityways Product Updates – Spring 2026 with Ric Pestano, Senior Product Manager
- Explore our new public and private sector pages for personalised content and advice specific to your organisations
- And in case you missed it! Rewatch our previous sessions: Key Sustainability Workshop – Regulation Changes for 2026 with Rhona Murray & Fuel Crisis: Help Staff Commute Affordably and Sustainably with Octopus EV and DASH Rides
- Mobilityways Product Updates – Spring 2026, May 20 at 11am
- All-Energy Exhibition and Conference, May 13-14, SEC Glasgow
- RKE Festival Day 2 – Clean Energy, Sustainability & AI, May 19, University of Lancashire, Preston
- Sustainability Data & Reporting Europe 2026, June 2-3, London
- Reset Connect London 2026, 23-24 June, Excel London
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