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Integrating the Planning and Delivery of Sustainable Transport with New Housing Development

February 18 2019

The opportunity to maximise the economic and social benefits of public and private investment in new housing are being missed due to a disconnect between sustainable transport and the location of new developments.

Bus Infrastructure Investment

November 02 2018

Ove Arup and Partners Ltd (Arup) has been commissioned by Greener Journeys to study and report on where investment in bus infrastructure could help to tackle congestion and unlock wider social, economic and environmental benefits.

CPT videos (test)

November 01 2018

CPT videos (test)

CPT Consultation Response: Southampton and New Forest Clean Air Zone (CAZ)

September 01 2018

CPT's response to Southampton City and New Forest District Clean Air Zone (CAZ)

Bus Infrastructure Investment

July 02 2018

Ove Arup and Partners Ltd (Arup) has been commissioned by Greener Journeys to study and report on where investment in bus infrastructure could help to tackle congestion and unlock wider social, economic and environmental benefits.

The Unintended Consequences Of Freezing Fuel Duty

June 01 2018

Increasing costs for road users is politically difficult. This is one of the reasons why we have had seven years and eight consecutive budgets where fuel duty has been frozen at a time of historically low oil prices and austerity.

Sustainable transport: The key to unlocking the benefits of new housing

May 22 2018

This report explores the relationship between sustainable transport and housing, and the corresponding impacts on the economy and society. This work was funded by Greener Journeys in partnership with the Department for Transport and independently undertaken by KPMG.

CPT Consultation Response: Proposals For The Creation Of A Major Road Network

March 01 2018

CPT's response to Proposals For The Creation Of A Major Road Network

Tackling Pollution and Congestion

June 15 2017

This report examines the Government’s plans to tackle poor air quality. The key conclusion is that while it is essential to clean up diesel vehicles, it is also crucial that congestion and the continual decline in urban traffic speeds across the UK is tackled.