Have you ever heard of transport poverty? Chances are, you haven’t. It’s been described as “a hidden crisis”, and it impacts millions of people around the world, in urban and rural communities alike.

New York, 12 October–New and emerging technologies, from electric cars and buses to zero-carbon producing energy sources, as well as policy innovations, are critical for combating climate change, but ...

Fostering multi-modal transport that connects people to opportunity and reduces emissions. Transport accounts for 15% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and that figure is growing. Cities face ...

You’re better off catching the bus than the train of you want to reduce your energy footprint. John Ward/Flickr, CC BY-NC-SA How did you get to where you need to be today? Car, bike, public transport, ...

Responsible for over a quarter of all direct greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels, transport is a key element of the climate action puzzle. As we transition to a zero-emissions future, ...

While several of the Sustainable Development Goals relate to transport, Goal 11 is the only one with an indicator specific to public transport. Target two of Goal 11 says “by 2030, provide access to ...

Closing gender gaps in transport is key to equality and economic growth. Women face unique mobility barriers and underrepresentation in the sector. Addressing these challenges improves access to jobs, ...