DARe team members and guest authors explore the question: what could El Niño mean for the UK’s weather and the transport networks that millions of people rely on every day?
On 3 June, the UN celebrates World Bicycle Day, marking the impact the humble bicycle has had on society globally. To mark the occasion, we asked some of the keen cyclists in the DARe team for their thoughts on the barriers and opportunities in encouraging more active travel in the UK.
GUEST PIECE: Ben Hawley from Urban Foresight explores how Christmas travel reminds us that successful electrification demands forward planning and systems-level thinking.
Find out more about DARe Flex Fund project Demonstrating the Value of Considering Resilience and Adaptation in Devon’s Highways Assets in this interview with Dr Dan Lash from the University of Exeter.
Dr Kristina Wolf shares her thoughts and reflections after attending COP30 in Belém, Brazil. COP30 hosted the first-ever Transport Pavilion, which finally gave transport a dedicated platform in the climate dialogue.
Dr Si Chen shares her reflections on the ISGT 2025 Conference, including insights, and key takeaways on transport and energy.
Dr Yu Han attended the ACSP Annual Conference held in Minnesota, which brought together planning educators, researchers, and practitioners from around the world to exchange ideas on advancing resilient and equitable urban planning, governance, and education.
Dr Mashael Kamran, DARe Research Associate from the University of Cambridge, shares two of her poems.
Find out more about DARe Flex Fund project Gamifying Urban Change in this interview with Dr Alessia Grassi from the University of Leeds.
Find out more about DARe Flex Fund project CO-GREAT in this interview with Dr Timothy Peacock from the University of Glasgow.
DARe team members received the Best Paper Award at the MATSim User Meeting 2025 for work on simulating extreme rainfall impacts on transport.
GUEST PIECE: Miriam MacLennan shares insights from a recent Arup report that explores strategies for improving transport resilience against extreme weather.
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