Our series of thought leadership events exploring new ideas about places, people and economies. Drawing on experience from across the globe to provide a burst of fresh thinking.
Join us for a series of thought-provoking discussions as we explore the outcomes of COP26 with industry leaders, the implications for businesses and views on what is realistically achievable within the next decade. These sessions aim to provide deeper insight into the UK’s decarbonisation ambitions and how to navigate potential challenges in order to accelerate action.
This Movement Matters session explored the likely outcomes of the Infrastructure Finance Review following the Government’s announcement of the PFI/PF2 mechanism ending, looking at the challenges and opportunities likely to arise.
Our internal R&I programme is a platform for generating new ideas and innovation. In this year's R&I project showcase, our consultants presented some of the exciting analytical insights and products they have been working on.
This Movement Matters session explored how transportation can be an enabler to wider economic benefit, how to justify investments through business case and benefits analyses, and how transit-centred approach can enhance city planning.
Our presenters debated how mobility, funding and infrastructure shape our future, and we launched our insightful manifesto, sharing a vision of how technology may affect the urban form and public realm within the next 20 years.
Our internal R&I programme is a platform for generating new ideas and innovation. In this year's R&I project showcase, our consultants demonstrated some of the exciting analytical insights and products they have been working on.
Drawing on the experience of a high-profile panel, this session explored the role of Britain's stations in city-shaping and how the rail industry, central and local government and the private sector need to work together to unlock the potential of this unique estate.
This event brought together an expert panel to discuss how the direct Manchester-Beijing flight route is acting as a catalyst for growth and resilience in a global connectivity context.
This event brought together industry experts to discuss how Britain’s railway needs to adapt for the future with a focus on the emergence of new digital technologies, the dawn of HS2 and continuing growth in demand.
This Movement Matters session focused on the density of development in London and how existing and planned transport corridors offer opportunities for delivering greater housing numbers in the outer parts of London.
This session explored how wayfinding can enhance the experience of place to help people explore their surroundings with the speakers sharing their experience of delivering and contributing to a wayfinding system.
Our expert panel discussed the future of the taxi and private hire industry including how the sector can adapt to address air quality, integrate with other transport modes and evolve with the introduction of AVs.
During this session, the expert panel shared first-hand experience in delivering first and last mile strategic plans, together with techniques for encouraging behaviour change especially from a health perspective.
This session explored the future of intelligent mobility, its benefits and how it will impact on transportation demand management, data insights, transit operations and whole journey information and payment systems.
Movement Matters is a series of inspirational thought-leadership events, presented by Steer, exploring new ideas about places, people and economies.
Drawing on experience from leaders from around the globe, these sessions provide a burst of fresh thinking and a great opportunity for industry networking.
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