Bus Service Improvement Plans (BSIP) & Carbon
Various Local Authorities are working hard on completing their Bus Service Improvement Plans (BSIP) ready for the October deadline.
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EV Charging Maths Answer
When the schools last went back, Rural Techs tackled the EV charging and electricity distribution maths problem that is facing the UK after 2030.
How far and where by public bus
As a business interested in public transport, Rural Techs would be rude not to share the news of Jo Kibble’s trip this week.
Research-led Innovation on Rural Travel
Rural Techs believes in evidence-based decisions and working truly collaboratively with others. These two aims underpinned the MERGeS project funded by the UK’s Geospatial Commission.
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Get on Board, Why Public Transport Matters for Rural People & Places
In our MERGeS project funded by the Geospatial Commission through Innovate UK’s SBRI funding, Rural Techs was fortunate to have as a partner the Gloucestershire’s Countryside and Community Research Institute…
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Sand and Traffic
On bid outcome days, I’m always reminded of the hourglass method of measuring time. Grain by grain, the sand drops into the lower half of the timer.
The Logic Failure of Travelling That Way?
The way we have come to think about transport over the last 50 years now appears highly illogical.
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Perceptions Key for Rural Public Transport
That everyone knows everything there is to know about public transport is a completely false perception.
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Cars Rule Rural Transport
In a net-zero carbon world, a fundamental challenge for the rural economy will be transport. This affects how society works, lives, plays, studies and ages.
Avoiding Transport's 2-Tier Society
Any way you look at it, rural transport is a mess. It’s simply unsustainable in its current form, environmentally, economically or socially. Transport in the countryside means car.