DARe took part in Active Travel England’s Making Active Places Conference 2026, in Manchester, where Dr Alistair Ford shared some of the Hub's work and discussed how we can ensure that the networks on which active journeys rely are resilient to future climate extremes.
Building on the success of last year’s event, over 80 researchers, industry professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders from across the transport sector came together for the second DARe Researcher Conference.
DARe has co-created a next-generation weather generator to help understand future climate-related impacts on transport infrastructure.
The DARe Repository, designed to host DARe’s growing collection of resources in a single, user-friendly platform, is now available for DARe Project Partners.
DARe research on an integrated modelling framework, part of DARe’s Integrated Modelling Platform, was presented at the 105th Transport Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
In June, the DARe Hub came together for a productive Full Team Meeting at Newcastle University.
During a stakeholder roundtable, DARe shared findings from a case study exploring how extreme weather disrupted the event and transport systems during the Great North Run 2023.
Committed to aiding capacity building and development across the transport sector, DARe hosted a Researcher Conference that brought together over 80 attendees across 27 institutions.
DARe researchers David Alvarez Castro, Matt Burke, and Yimeng Liu share their thoughts and experience of the UTSG Conference in Dublin, which brought together academics working across all areas of transport
In April, the DARe Hub welcomed members of other research initiatives to Newcastle University for a collaborative workshop on future scenario development.
Hosted by Professor Sarah Sharples, the DfT Academic Engagement Event brought together DfT members and academics to discuss current and future engagement strategies.
DARe Hub team member David Alvarez Castro shares his thoughts after attending the 50th Transport Modellers Forum (TMF) Meeting, where he presented his work on using agent-based modelling to simulate active travel-focused transport policy scenarios.
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