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Rehabilitating Public Transport Is Essential For A ‘Green Recovery’

Rehabilitating Public Transport Is Essential For A ‘Green Recovery’

Dr Susan Kenyon considers the long-term environmental impact of the ‘super-spreader narrative’ surrounding public transport. Public transport is facing a bit of an image problem. 

25 May, 202026 May, 2020 Commentary, ResearchLeave a Comment on Rehabilitating Public Transport Is Essential For A ‘Green Recovery’
4 REASONS WHY THE LOCKDOWN REDUCTION IN TRAVEL WON’T STICK – AND 7 WAYS TO ENCOURAGE IT TO DO SO

4 REASONS WHY THE LOCKDOWN REDUCTION IN TRAVEL WON’T STICK – AND 7 WAYS TO ENCOURAGE IT TO DO SO

Will our experience of reducing our travel during the Covid-19 crisis have a lasting impact on our travel behaviour? Dr Susan Kenyon considers the evidence, before suggesting 7 policy interventions that could support lasting change

24 Apr, 202025 May, 2020 Commentary, Research3 Comments on 4 REASONS WHY THE LOCKDOWN REDUCTION IN TRAVEL WON’T STICK – AND 7 WAYS TO ENCOURAGE IT TO DO SO
Teaching from a distance

Teaching from a distance

Dr Laura Cashman reflects on our first month of online delivery Exactly a month ago, on 17 March, the Politics and IR team met for one last hurried lunch-meeting in […]

17 Apr, 202027 Apr, 2020 Commentary, Students, Teaching4 Comments on Teaching from a distance

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