This report provides recommendations for how governments around Australia can plan and invest public money better to put shared and active transport at the centre of transport delivery.

This report explores how digital technologies have the potential to enhance urban mobility to achieve a variety of benefits. That includes increased access to public transit for those who are underserved, helping transit users optimise routes and combine various modes of transportation, and improving public transportation systems through increasing electrification.

The authors of this report argue that a new transport strategy is needed for England and the United Kingdom that sets out a desired future for how people travel, and a fair approach to achieving it.

There is overwhelming evidence that investment in active travel infrastructure brings significant benefits, including large returns on investment, addressing emissions from road transport, reducing regional inequalities, and improving health. This report outlines some recommendations for expanding investment in this area in the UK.

Infrastructure Victoria’s research report into Melbourne’s bus network finds that a fast, fair and better-connected bus network is needed for the city, especially in the under-serviced, outer-growth areas.