How are the world’s biggest cities rethinking public transport?
How are cities changing transport systems to handle rising emissions and growing urban populations? We look at Paris, Oslo, Tokyo, London and Buenos Aires.
How are cities changing transport systems to handle rising emissions and growing urban populations? We look at Paris, Oslo, Tokyo, London and Buenos Aires.
London and Singapore are leading the way in sustainable road mobility through road pricing that tackles pollution, eases congestion and improves city life.
Large-scale investment is needed to kickstart electric buses in India, transforming its transport system, reducing GHG emissions and improving air quality.
In reskilling employees for the AI age, we can choose to try to be better than robots or to complement them. Here's why we should take the latter approach.
Only a sustained effort of governments, augmented by public-private collaboration and investment, can usher in a new era of digital infrastructure.
Coastlines around the world are vulnerable to rising sea levels. Could huge dams, blocking off areas as large as the North and Baltic Seas, be the answer?
Urban transport infrastructure built with non-motorised mobility in mind could transform Africa's cities for the better. Here's how that could work.
Better integration of passenger and freight transport will ensure the entire mobility system is more resilient and more sustainable after COVID-19.
Once this crisis has passed, we must start designing an aviation sector fit for a low-carbon future. Here's how design innovation can play a huge part.
The pandemic has brought into focus the need to rethink how cargo and freight move around and through our cities. Here's a roadmap for the long-term.
We'll travel again, but it will not be the same. This is how long-distance flights, business trips and holidays could change after the coronavirus pandemic.
To build sustainable cities, we need to lessen our reliance on cars. One simple, practical and proven solution is make streets car-free temporarily - and it has some unexpected benefits, ...
From gyrocopters to ekranoplans – a part-plane, part-hovercraft that can reach speeds of 550km/h – we have options to help us reduce carbon emissions. But do we have the political will?
Companies can take the lead on making transportation – and their cities – more sustainable. Here are three steps to get started.
Sustainable electric vehicles herald the beginning of the end for fossil fuel-dependent combustion engines. But too many EVs in the same neighbourhood can lead to power disruption or even...