Transport
Explore future ways of transportation, from autonomous ships to electric vehicles and smart roads, along with the policies and tech changing transport.
Charting a route to truly accessible public transportation
Navigating public transport can be challenging for people with disabilities, particularly during the pandemic. How should transport providers...
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How digital transformation can set the travel industry up for success
One silver lining for the beleaguered travel industry is that it has already adopted the kind of digital...
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Creating a sustainable travel industry, post-Covid
Taking advantage of the pause in long-haul travel to assess the state of the industry, innovators are exploring...
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Making the electric vehicle dream a reality
Demand may finally be on the rise, but the uptake of electric vehicles has been sluggish. A new...
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Car insurance to suit every driver
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to alter the way we live, insurers have responded with highly personalised, usage-based...
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Disrupting travel plans for the near future
COVID-19 has raised important questions around plans for the UK’s transport network, with commuting patterns likely to change as the nation comes out of lockdown
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How driverless cars will affect insurance
How driverless technology will affect the car insurance industry remains uncertain, but there is no doubt providers will have to adapt
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How will 5G transform transport?
5G is set to have a transformational impact on the transport industry, but which brands and sectors are leading the way?
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Can megaships save the global cruise industry?
Changing expectations and demographics of cruise passengers have fuelled demand for vast liners offering countless on-board experiences, and competition is starting to heat up
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Is America losing out on the Northern Sea Route?
As the polar ice caps continue to recede at record levels, China and Russia could take advantage as the Northern Sea Route opens up. Whether this would be a strategic trade move or a geopolitical play remains to be seen
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The global banks making shipping emissions a priority
Financial institutions now have a framework for assessing the environmental footprint of their ship finance portfolios, but there are a number of stumbling blocks to overcome before it can make a meaningful impact
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London’s role in Britain’s maritime future
‘The UK needs trade deals in place, and lots of them, if it is going to recover economically from the negative effects of Brexit’