Monthly curated news, insights and announcements in sustainable commuting
September 2024
Sustainable Commuting Review
- 73% of UK organisations prioritising net zero, finds national study
- Research also finds businesses misunderstand meaning of net zero
- More English councils could be given powers to take over bus services
- Scottish Government cuts branded ‘disaster for our climate’ by Greens
- Children in London’s ULEZ are almost 4x as likely to walk or cycle
- Unions say Labour’s net-zero push may cost jobs
- £800k ‘traffic-reducing scheme’ sees a rise in car numbers
- Are home-working managers holding back careers of younger staff?
- The myth about electric car owners
- Amazon mandates 5 days in the office
- And finally… £51m spent on a park-and-ride that no-one can access
- Next week: Zero Carbon Commuting Conference (ZC3) 2024 – With Keynote Speaker Mike Barry, Former Sustainability Director at M&S
- Insight Article: Increasing Cycle-to-Work Scheme Uptake: The Impact of E-Bikes on Commuter Habits
- Have you played Reduce: The Board Game yet? Learn the tips you need to achieve zero carbon commuting.
- Zero Carbon Commuting Conference (ZC3) 2024 – Six hours of online talks and panels from industry leaders – Next Thursday 26 September
- Mobilityways Webinar for Councils: Increase Uptake of Carpooling in Your Region – 19 September
- Mobilityways Founder Ali Clabburn will speak at Transport + Health 2024
- Reuters event Sustainability Europe 2024 starts on 30 September
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