Reports

Almost two years on from the initial Covid-19 lockdown, we ask what have we learnt, and where do we go next?

Funded by the Department for Transport, our latest report explores the longer term behavioural responses to Covid-19 across different areas and socio-economic groups.

Iain Docherty explores the main questions to be addressed in planning for a sustainable future after the COVID-19 pandemic recovery.

We highlight some of the key findings related to the changing nature of employment and public transport use.

A walk in the park: has the Covid-19 travel response opened the door to a new direction on climate policy? Newly-released survey data shows that people have walked and cycled more and more regularly than before the pandemic.

The Covid-19 pandemic has dramatically cut the amount people travel, with possible long-term effects on demand. Greg Marsden of the University of Leeds says civil engineers need to reconsider how they plan future transport infrastructure accordingly.

This short note sets out some initial analysis on the impact of transport and mobility on shaping the form of recovery from the COVID-19 crisis drawing on our COVID19 Transport, Travel and Social Adaptation Study.