Urban Transport Group
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News 10 Mar 2020Urban Transport Group outlines uncertainties around pace and scale of autonomous vehicle rollout
Urban Transport Group has published a new report setting out the ‘considerable uncertainties’ about the rollout of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAV) in the UK.
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News 19 Nov 2019Urban Transport Group sets out its measures for transport transformation
City regions in the UK have the opportunity to address the escalating climate crisis by making connections between the transport, energy and built environment sectors.
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Opinion 26 Sep 2019Can cities turn MaaS hype into successful reality?
By Jonathan Bray, director at the Urban Transport Group.
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Latest Fleet News 11 Sep 2019Challenges and solutions identified to improve transport in city regions
The Urban Transport Group has identified the challenges and solutions to be overcome to improve transport in the UK’s city regions.
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Fleet Industry News 31 Jul 2019City transport authorities want powers to enforce idling offences
City region transport authorities are calling on the Government to give them the power to impose penalties on vehicles to reduce the idling and stop-start conditions that cause congestion and air pollution.
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Future fleet and mobility 7 Mar 2019Smart transport must be accessible to all
Local authorities must engage with business providers to ensure mobility as a service is an ethical solution that meets everyone’s needs
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Fleet Industry News 11 Jan 2019Build homes near public transport links to cut congestion, says UTG
Building new homes near public transport links could cut vehicle emissions and congestion, a new report from Urban Mobility Group says.
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Fleet Industry News 7 Nov 2018Transport key to ‘putting towns back on the map’
Transport has a key role to play in helping the UK’s post-industrial towns to thrive – putting them firmly back on the map, the Urban Transport Group suggests.
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Industry Profiles 5 Jun 2018‘People want cities that are more for people than vehicles,' says Urban Transport Groups' Jonathan Bray
UTG provides local authorities with the framework for formulating transport policies. But vehicle exclusion is not part of its agenda. Stephen Briers reports
