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‘Ongoing devolution of powers and funding means we are entering a new era of more integrated strategic planning. When people find out I've been working on a transport strategy for the year 2040, they ask, ‘But, how do we know what the world will be like in 25 years?. Increasingly, her response to this difficult question is “Well, how would we like it to be?” Nicola Kane, Head of Strategic Planning and Research, Transport for Greater Manchester |
'Potentially, the disruptive influence of new technology will mean that we’ll be even more wrong than usual in our view of the future, and this is not just in the transport sector. There’s a growing political impetus to use transport investment and other policy levers to shape our future. We need to find – rediscover some would say – ways of embracing uncertainty about the future as we develop schemes, plans, and programmes Neil Chadwick, Director of Steer |
‘We are in the midst of the most energetic push on housing delivery for decades, and a significant responsibility for planning future communities is placed with Local Authorities and developers with plans outside our main metropolitan areas. If the primary goals for our new communities are about the future lifestyles that people want, then its seems highly unlikely that these are going to focussed on transport outcomes, so we will need to be able to work out how transport infrastructure can support the community outcomes contained in the vision’ Keith Mitchell, Chairman of Peter Brett Associates |
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28-29 November - The Mercure Bradford Bankfield Hotel
The 4th annual
Headline sponsors:
The Local Transport Summit is the only opportunity for the movers and shakers in local transport to meet, network and map the future of transport planning and policy. The team behind Local Transport Today, gather the most influential thinkers to join the most important discussion in a generation.
Anyone who is effected by transport planning and policy should attend The Local Transport Summit and add their voice to the discussion.
Organised by Landor LINKS
28-29 November
Mercure, Bradford