Momentous change is taking place in the transport sector as governments loosen regulation and innovators work out how the latest technology can advance the industry. The Future of Transport special report, published in The Times, investigates the disconnect between where consumers are heading and what automotive companies are investing in, as well as how data-sharing could advance transport. In addition, the report covers the Russia-China aircraft alliance and includes an infographic charting the most congested cities in the world
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