We now have a roadmap to an effective, efficient and sustainable roll out of zero emission buses, writes Policy Manager Monta Drozdova, following the conclusion of the UK Bus Manufacturing Expert Panel.

Our annual 'Inside track' report on the state of transport in England and Wales offers insights on shifting travel patterns. Tom Ellerton, Senior Policy Manager and author of the report, explains what the trends mean for local transport.

For rail to truly succeed, local leaders must have a far stronger say. The opportunity is now there. Our job is to seize and deliver, writes Jason Prince in his latest column for Passenger Transport Magazine.

The government has started to deliver the tools we have asked for: meaningful devolved control and long-term funding certainty, writes Jason Prince, in his latest column for Passenger Transport Magazine.

Saila Acton, Business Manager, reflects on the journey of the Urban Transport Group’s Leadership Academy, now a thriving programme that inspires both current and future leaders in the transport sector.

New research from Centre for Cities finds mayors can improve transport connectivity for up to 1.2 million people across England using new transport powers. Caitlin Rollison, External Affairs and Policy Manger at Centre for Cities, introduces the key findings.

Jason Prince, Director of the Urban Transport Group, reflects on his podcast interview with Transport Minister Simon Lightwood, last week.

Our Assistant Director Becky Fuller reflects on the Government's 'Safer Streets, Safer Transport' Summit' which took place in Greater Manchester, earlier this month.

Today, the Bus Services (No. 2) Bill was passed into law, marking the start of a new chapter for bus services in England - one that gives local transport authorities across the country the powers they need to shape bus networks around the needs of their communities. We look at the key takeaways on how the Act will help to reshape England’s bus landscape.