This report focuses on the potential for emissions reduction in personal transport and the regulatory, legal and technological changes needed to drive emissions reduction.

To reduce the number of miles driven by car, people must travel differently, using more public transport, walking and cycling. This move away from cars to other types of transport is known as ‘modal shift’. This report showcases alternative transport futures decision-makers could opt for to meet climate targets and the considerations to be taken...

In an attempt to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions, this report explores the potential of e-cargo bikes as an alternative, less polluting vehicle option. The discussion focuses on the attitudes of key van user groups that will need to be engaged, and calls for the government to do more to support traders and businesses to...

This poll of over 2000 Australians reveals that eight in ten people believe governments should invest more in public transport, with seven in ten keen to see Australia’s entire bus fleet electrified and run on renewables as soon as possible.

Several capital cities in Australia, albeit to differing degrees and scope, have been embedding local living policies in their metropolitan strategies. This paper's comparative overview of such policies from Australia and overseas, identified salient differences and commonalities.