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For people who recognise that transport matters, and who want to do something to make it more sustainable, more just, and much safer. And above all, who just want to get on with it.
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🌳 We Blew It, So What Next? (opens the original)
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Good day my good friend.Well, this essay was a joy to write. It covers what many of us have known for a while, but within it I do hope that you will find some hope regarding the predicament that we are in.In more positive news, this newsletter has now broken through one thousand, two hundred subscribers, and is rapidly growing! It is truly humbling to have you all here to read (or listen) to my witterings. If you want other Substacks to read, I highly recommend Alex Reid’s newsletter on Rural EV
🧮 The Numbers Game (opens the original)
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Good day my good friend.Whilst I remember, here is a public service announcement. After next week’s newsletter, I will be taking a break from the newsletter for two weeks. Not that I am taking a break literally - I have Mobility Camp to complete final prep for and deliver - but you won’t receive a newsletter for two weeks for this same reason. I trust that you understand.This year, Mobility Camp is coming to Sheffield on 30th September,
🚧 Shake, Rattle, and Roll (opens the original)
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Good day my good friend.This week’s essay is about a subject matter that I am getting increasingly frustrated about, but also something that really tests the limit of my domain knowledge of highway maintenance. Much of which came from spending six months in the highways team at a council where I spent much of my early career. So I do recommend you do your own research. And not the “Google in a way that confirms my own biases” way.This year, Mobility Camp is coming to Sheffield on 30th September,
🏠 Our House, In The Back Yards Of Our Street (opens the original)
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Good day my good friend.Everyone else has talked about it, so I thought it best write something about the National Planning Policy Framework. While everyone waxed lyrical about station policy, something that was sometimes an issue from my councillor days caught my eye. Enjoy it.This year, Mobility Camp is coming to Sheffield on 30th September, and it promises to be another amazing day of discussion, debate, and taking action. Anyone with an interest in transport should be there, and so should yo
🚌 What Preston Bus Station Teaches Us About Demand Forecasting (opens the original)
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Good day my good friend.Finally, after a summer where the default setting seems to have been to focus the sun through a magnifying glass across the entire South East of England, the weather seems to be behaving itself. It’s cooled down a lot and I have managed to get a good night’s sleep for the first time in about three months. Heatwaves - don’t recommend them, especially if its five that are almost back to back. Now, if someone can do a rain dance that would help a lot!This year, Mobility Camp
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