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Rapid, flexible and round the clock
Using DRT to provide integrated transport in low density urban environments

This webinar will focus on bus service designs that support off peak travel and low density areas, industrial zones and hubs.  It will look at two case studies, one serving an airport and the other a hospital:

• The Go2Gate DRT service, designed in collaboration with Thames Valley Buses. Go2Gate serves Heathrow Airport via a rapid direct link with on-demand pick up stops that is operational from the very early morning until late at night.
• VGI-Flexi on-demand bus service serves the Ingolstadt Hospital in Bavaria, Germany, running at night and at weekends. It is used by hospital staff for travel to and from work when their shift times do not fit in with the regular timetable of scheduled buses.

The webinar will also cover design considerations and options for services serving business parks, hospitals and other key employment hubs.

Chair:
Sandra Witzel, Board Chair and NED, Transport, Tech & Consumer Inclusion
Sandra Witzel chairs the Research Institute for Disabled Consumers, co-founded Women in Mobility UK, and brings an inclusion lens to boards across transport and technology.

Speakers:
Simon Fisher, Thames Valley Buses
Laetitia Roussel, Product Manager Padam Mobility
Xuefei Wang, Transport Planner, Padam Mobility

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.

Time for Trams is a bold new annual gathering for the people shaping the future of urban transport in the UK.

This is not just another conference.

It is a rallying point for political leaders, policy makers, investors and delivery experts who recognise that Britain needs to move faster - and think bigger - when it comes to mass transit.

At its heart, Time for Trams is about one question: How do we deliver new tram networks faster, more affordably, and at scale?

The UK doesn’t lack ambition.
It lacks delivery at pace.

Time for Trams is about changing that.

The UK's dedicated conference for everyone involved in the Blue Badge Scheme and accessible parking.

The Blue Badge & Accessible Parking Conference will bring together local authorities, policymakers, disability organisations, parking professionals and industry leaders to explore the future of the Blue Badge Scheme and the role of accessible parking in creating inclusive communities.

As demand for Blue Badges continues to grow, councils face increasing challenges around administration, enforcement, fraud, accessibility, kerbside management and evolving transport policy. At the same time, changing travel habits, electric vehicles and competing demands for parking spaces are reshaping how accessible parking is planned and managed.

This one-day conference provides a unique opportunity to hear from those leading policy, delivering services, protecting the integrity of the scheme and representing the interests of disabled motorists.

Featuring keynote presentations, practical case studies, panel discussions and interactive debate, the conference will provide delegates with practical ideas, valuable insights and opportunities to network with peers from across the UK.

Entries open: Welcoming Entries for the 2027 competition.

The Decarbonising Transport Awards recognise the individuals, teams, partnerships and innovations that are providing genuine leadership and unwavering efforts to reduce carbon across the transport industry.

Enter now at: www.decarbonisingtransportawards.uk

Mobility Hubs 2026 is the UK’s leading conference dedicated to the planning, delivery and evolution of mobility hubs.

Bringing together national policymakers, local authorities, transport operators, planners, and solution providers, the event explores how hubs can connect modes, shape places, and support the transition to a more sustainable, integrated transport system.

Whether you are developing your first hub, expanding a network, or refining existing schemes, this conference provides practical insight, real world case studies, and the connections needed to move projects forward.

Each year, the event is hosted by a different city. In 2026, Leicester provides the backdrop, offering a live example of how mobility hubs can support wider ambitions around growth, health, and decarbonisation.

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Key policy directions are increasingly linking transport, planning and health around a healthy places agenda, where transport is no longer treated simply as mobility infrastructure, but as a public health, spatial planning and economic inclusion tool.

Transport, planning and health 2026, now in its sixth successful year, will bring together leaders and practitioners from across transport, public health, planning and policy, active travel and communications to chart an evidence-based path towards the creation of connected and healthy communities across the UK.

There are far too many streets across the UK that are poorly designed and not fit for purpose. Too many streets that are car-dominant, unsafe, polluted, noisy, swathed in concrete and cluttered. This is causing myriad problems: congestion; road danger; pavement obstructions; poor air quality;  and low resilience to climate change.

But an alternative is available, one where the needs and wellbeing of people are considered, where it is safe to walk, wheel, cycle and scoot, where the accessibility of all users is recognised. Schemes are being rolled out that enable parents and children to safely travel to and from school, removing dangerously parked and idling cars outside schools. A range of measures are coalescing to create people-friendly environments: pedestrianised areas, safer crossings and junctions, kerbside reallocation, segregated cycle lanes, modal filters that stop rat running, lower speed limits, moving traffic enforcement, bus priority measures, rain gardens, more trees and seating – areas that encourage community cohesion and tackle isolation.

Despite efforts by a vocal minority to maintain the status quo, the ‘quiet revolution’ is gathering pace, thanks to council officers, cabinet members, private sector partners, campaign groups and academics. Find out how you can be a part of this movement at the seventh Liveable Neighbourhoods conference, hosted by Camden Council and organised by Landor LINKS in partnership with Transport for London.

There will be updates on policy, new data supporting the case for change and advice on how to secure funding for schemes. TfL will offer an update on its new Walking and Wheeling Action Plan along with other strategies. As well as presentations, discussion and debate, there will be an exhibition showcasing the services offered by leading suppliers, plus a walking tour of the Holborn Liveable Neighbourhood.

This event 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.

Safe for her, safe for all? Creating public spaces and transport ecosystems for women and girls.

Safe streets and services are the foundation of a full life.Women and girls shape their use of public transport and public spaces around safety, both actual and perceived. If we design public spaces and transport services to enable full participation from everybody, it enhances individual lives and, at the same time, creates significant benefits for society.

Join us at Planning for Women & Girls to hear fresh and meaningful contributions on what needs to change, and how, so that public spaces are safe, and feel safe, for everybody.

The Local Transport Summit is the UK's leading residential retreat for senior transport professionals, policymakers, political leaders and industry partners.

Now in its tenth year, the Summit provides a unique opportunity to step away from the pressures of day-to-day delivery and take a broader view of the future of transport, place and public policy.

Held under Chatham House Rules, the Summit creates an open and trusted environment where delegates can discuss the challenges facing the sector, test ideas, challenge assumptions and learn from one another.

Across two days, attendees will take part in conference sessions, facilitated roundtable discussions, interactive workshops, a walking tour, networking reception and dinner, all designed to encourage meaningful conversations and lasting professional relationships.

The Summit attracts leaders from across local and regional government, transport authorities, central government, academia, consultancies, operators and the wider transport ecosystem.

As transport becomes increasingly central to economic growth, housing delivery, public health, climate resilience and place-making, the need for strategic thinking and collaborative leadership has never been greater.

This unique event will bring 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 bring together the bus sector in times of major change.

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Organised by Landor LINKS.

The UK's first dedicated conference exploring the future of pavement parking management.
 
Pavement parking has long been a contentious issue for local authorities, transport professionals and communities across the UK.
 
For some, pavement parking provides a practical solution to constrained road space and growing parking demand. For others, it presents significant barriers to accessibility, road safety and the effective use of public space. As governments consider new approaches and local authorities prepare for potential changes in policy and legislation, the need for practical guidance, shared learning and informed discussion has never been greater.
 
The National Pavement Parking Conference 2026 will bring together policymakers, local authorities, accessibility groups, parking professionals, highways teams and industry partners to examine the future of pavement parking management.
 
Through a mixture of keynote presentations, case studies and panel discussions, delegates will explore the policy landscape, hear from organisations at the forefront of the debate and learn how authorities can prepare for the challenges and opportunities ahead.
 
Whether you are developing policy, managing enforcement, designing streets or advocating for accessibility, this event will provide valuable insight, practical learning and unrivalled networking opportunities.

Every year, governments invest billions of pounds in transport, housing, regeneration, infrastructure and environmental programmes. The quality of those decisions has a profound influence on economic growth, public services, community wellbeing and the environment.

Appraisal sits at the heart of those decisions. It provides the evidence, analysis and judgement that helps decision-makers understand options, weigh competing objectives and invest public money wisely.

The transport appraisal sector is undergoing its biggest shift in over 20 years as it moves towards supporting programme-based investment over stand-alone transport schemes.

As these changes gather pace, there is an increasing need for practitioners, policymakers and consultants to come together to understand the new landscape.

Appraisal World has been created to meet that need.

Launching in London on 25 November 2026 at The Marble Arch Hotel, Appraisal World will become the UK's dedicated conference focused exclusively on transport and development scheme appraisal.

Organised by Landor LINKS, the team behind Modelling World and a portfolio of respected transport and planning events, Appraisal World will provide a national forum for those shaping the future of appraisal across the United Kingdom.

Transport Development Planning 2026 provides an important opportunity to move beyond high-level policy discussion and focus on how transport development planning should respond in practice to the shift towards vision-led planning. This shift – if embedded in practice – will lead to improved sustainable transport outcomes, inclusive accessibility and better integration between transport and land use. New expectations emerging through the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and Planning Practice Guidance (PPG) also offer opportunities for locking in an improved approach to transport development planning.

What to expect
This event will provide practical responses and solutions to this key question - how can transport development planning move from policy ambition to practical delivery, using vision-led approaches, better evidence, stronger modelling, inclusive design, officer capability and measurable outcomes to create healthier, fairer, safer and more sustainable places?

The UK's Leading Conference for Traffic and Parking Professionals

Traffic + Parking 2026 brings together the people responsible for managing, maintaining and improving the UK's roads, kerbsides and parking systems.

For more than two decades, the conference has provided a platform for local authorities, government agencies, suppliers and industry experts to share knowledge, explore emerging challenges and discuss practical solutions.

Whether your focus is network management, parking operations, traffic enforcement, kerbside management, technology, policy or strategy, Traffic + Parking 2026 offers a valuable opportunity to learn from peers and hear directly from those shaping the future of the profession.

About the Conference
Traffic and parking professionals face an increasingly complex environment.

Growing demand for road space, changing travel patterns, budget pressures, decarbonisation, new mobility services and evolving public expectations are placing greater demands on local authorities than ever before.

At the same time, traffic and parking teams are expected to support wider objectives around economic growth, place-making, accessibility, sustainability and public realm improvements.

Traffic + Parking 2026 will explore how authorities can balance these competing priorities while continuing to deliver safe, efficient and effective services.

The conference combines policy discussion, operational best practice, case studies and practical guidance, ensuring delegates leave with ideas they can apply immediately within their own organisations.

Transport Technology and AI 2027, the fourth event in this popular series, will bring together public and private sector professionals to showcase the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and transport technologies for the transport and planning sectors.

Decarbonising Transport and achieving net zero is the biggest challenge facing the transport industry.  

The Decarbonising Transport Awards 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.