Something that once seemed like a mode of transport in a science fiction movie is starting to very much become a reality. Autonomous vehicles (AVs), or driverless vehicles are being…
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The recent Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) funded ParkAV project, composed of AppyWay, Jaguar Land Rover, and Coventry and Milton Keynes Councils, looked specifically at how parking will…
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The advent of automated vehicles will have a huge impact on day to day life. For the consumer, it could mean a safer, more convenient mode of travel, but for…
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Let’s face it, entering a multi-story car park with poor air quality, walking across car parks with moving traffic and even parking in general, is not the most exciting part…
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Covid-19 has increased the focus on an already hotly contested asset: the kerb. This space already has to juggle many uses: parking, deliveries, buses, pedestrians of all abilities, cycling, as…
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The need to repurpose parking and the kerbside space London’s streets are under increasing pressure as the city’s population grows and transport habits change. One factor is the movement of…
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Covid is presenting an opportunity to rewrite the rules for transport planning in our towns and cities. Now is the time to think about what sort of kerbs we want…
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A glimpse into the future As lockdowns ease across Britain the time has never been more ripe to buck the status quo and shake up our travel behaviours. Policy makers…
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In December last year, Susan Shaheen, Adam Stocker, Ruth Meza from the Transportation Sustainability Research Center at UC Berkeley published a white paper analysing the social equity impacts of different congestion…
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The problem: Local authorities lack a holistic view of their kerbside assets and usage - what we refer to as ‘last metre data’. Decisions about parking provision are often made…
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