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Transport Futures - can alternative fare and ticketing strategies revive rural bus patronage?
Thursday 10 July ⋅ 09:30 – 11:00 (UTC)
Enforcement Excellence 2025 will explore how traffic, parking and street management teams keep the roads and urban realm of our towns and cities remain accessible, safe and clean. This respected Landor LINKS conference will discuss policy thinking, legislative developments and operational best practice in the fields of traffic and parking, tackling antisocial behaviour, and the collection of unpaid penalties.
The inaugural Quality Rural Bus 2025 event is being presented by Landor LINKS and supported by the Department for Transport and the Bus Centre of Excellence Quality Rural Bus will showcase innovative approaches to connecting rural communities with nearby towns and suburban areas. Living in a rural area often means travelling longer distances for everyday journeys to work, school or to access healthcare and shops – and for many in rural areas, most such journeys are made by private car. As well as increased funding, innovation in transport technologies and services has the potential to enhance rural transport, support a higher quality of life for people in rural areas, and offer greater choice for how journeys are completed.
Travel Plans have been common in transport planning for three decades. If a Travel Plan is intended to have a positive effect on travel patterns arising from a new development, why isn’t it integral to the Transport Assesement or Transport Statement?Speakers:John Dales, Director, Urban MovementIan Mitchell, Director, Mayer BrownNick Butler, Chief Operating Officer, ModeshiftFurther speakers to be announced...
Created and presented by Parking Review magazine, the British Parking Awards are an independent competition. The awards recognise the leading examples of car park management, enforcement, design and team work. The British Parking Awards are the premier event in the UK parking calendar. This independent competition run by Parking Review and Landor LINKS celebrates the best of British parking since 2002.
Bringing together local authorities, operators, consultancy and service providers to share best practice across the bus sector.Quality Bus is an event run by the industry for the industry. Produced by the Bus Centre of Excellence and Landor LINKS, this event will share best practice across the bus sector. The Government is committing funding and policy leadership to improve bus services, and part of this commitment is support for the Bus Centre or Excellence (BCoE). With the right levels of investment and funding support, buses have the potential to be the workhorses of the public transport network. Good bus services are critical to meeting net zero targets, improving air quality and keeping the UK’s communities connected and accessible. This event will look at new opportunities for reviving – and creating – vital routes and services, and at the developing role of the BCoE.
Transport matters for health. It gives access to amenities, services and employment, and supports social connections. By 2050, 70% of the global population will live in urban areas, exposing a greater number of people to urban-related health risks that will be further exacerbated by climate change.Changes to transport policies at a national and local level have huge potential to improve the health of the population and reduce health inequalities.Transport + Health 2025 will showcase best practice across inter-related areas of transport, mobility, health and wellbeing. While transport policies can play a key role in addressing health and wellbeing disparities, such policies cannot effectively address these disparities in isolation. There is increasing recognition of the need to develop a more holistic view of health amongst practitioners, researchers and policy makers.
Mobility hubs are spaces where public, shared and active travel modes are co-located alongside improvements to the public realm. They enable travellers to make smooth and safe transfers between different modes, swapping private cars for shared vehicles, bikes, buses, trains, scooters or walking. The annual Mobility Hubs conference has now become an eagerly anticipated date on the calendar of the transport and planning sector.The fourth annual Mobility Hubs conference sees speakers and expert panels explore the design, implementation and operation of mobility, EV and service hubs. The day will draw on real world experience and showcase best practice from around the UK and internationally.
Active Travel Innovations highlights the successful delivery of high quality and safe active travel infrastructure across the UK, and showcase the local authorities, consultants, charities, campaign groups, volunteers and academics delivering the schemes needed to make active travel part a key part of everyday lives.
Expert panels share their insights on what is required to create better streets for everyone, including building the case for change, how to secure funding, good engagement, through to design, implementation, completion and monitoring.There are a host of reasons why people-friendly streets are in all our interests. Not only do Liveable Neighbourhoods ease pressure on the NHS but they also boost local economies. They reduce road danger, improve air quality, strengthen community cohesion, encourage the use of public transport, are good for biodiversity and mitigate the risk of flooding. This event will shed light on the benefits of creating a neighbourhood that is less car-dominant. There will also be the latest information on Transport for London’s Better Bus partnerships and Safer Streets programme.
Entry deadline: 5th December 2025.Be sure to have read the entry criteria for your particular category and checked your submission complies.Be sure to have read the entry criteria for your particular category and checked your submission complies.The Decarbonising Transport Awards are organised to recognise the individuals, teams, partnerships and innovations that are providing genuine leadership and unwavering efforts to reduce carbon across the transport industry.The awards provide inspiration, best practice and tangible benefits to the wider sector as well as recognise the achievements of those that are going the extra mile.Enter now: decarbonisingtransportawards.uk/2026-entry-form
Decarbonising Transport and achieving net zero is the biggest challenge facing the transport industry. The Decarbonising Transport Awards are organised to recognise the individuals, teams, partnerships and innovations that are providing genuine leadership and unwavering efforts to reduce carbon across the transport industry. The awards provide inspiration, best practice and tangible benefits to the wider sector as well as recognise the achievements of those that are going the extra mile.