If your association/federation does not have an active CPF group, join us for our centrally-organised online CPF discussion meeting. This will enable you to discuss the briefing paper with other individual members from across the country in breakout groups.

“New electric vehicles are expensive, and so lower income households may be trapped into owning and driving lower priced and more polluting vehicles, and so, they are also more susceptible to the additional cost of pollution charging in cities.” (Future of mobility: inequalities in mobility and access in the UK)

“Electrification, connectivity, automation, and real-time data collection and analysis are driving the development of new modes of travel and new ways to do business. Some of these changes – such as transport apps, electric vehicles, drones and early vehicle automation – are already here; the rest are likely to ramp up dramatically between now and 2030.” (Future of Transport programme)