The secret emotional life of the passenger… and why it matters for the future of the bus
Most of the research on why people use or ignore the bus treats people as if they know what…
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Jonathan Bray
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“The transport equivalent of the Schleswig Holstein question”: why Britain needs to reform bus funding
Putting public money into the bus is one of the biggest bargains in transport policy, yet it has been…
ByEight ways transport can put post-industrial towns back on the map
Cities, as major drivers of the UK economy, have rightly been the focus of much of the debate about…
ByWas Barbara Castle the best transport secretary Britain ever had?
Barbara Castle was the first woman to be secretary of state for transport. But was she also the best…
ByIt’s time to rethink how the British railway network works
The recent meltdowns on Northern and Thameslink not only left many passengers besides themselves with frustration about not being…
ByCrunching the numbers: how has Britain’s urban transport system changed over the last ten years?
Dramatic shifts are changing the face of transport and travel in city regions – and the new Number Crunch…
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