How France is setting the pace on local transport
In the 1980s the Train Grande Vitesse (TGV) revolution began transforming long distance travel in France – leaving the UK well behind. Is the same now happening on local transport?
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From dereliction to space to breathe Transport reconfigures the landscape time and again with each fresh wave of technological change. The coming of canals, railways, motorways, airports and ports all
Connections newsletter I Issue 8 April 25 I News and stories of progressive change
In this issue… + Stories of progressive change: proud to be a blocker – the downfall of a roads programme + In depth: GB rail reform – where’s the vision?
Where there is no vision, the people perish
My latest think piece for Passenger Transport magazine argues that there are uncomfortable echoes of the 1948 rail nationalisation in the lack of clarity over what the railway is there