The Hub took part in the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) Innovation and Learning Festival 2026, collaborating with National Highways to deliver a session on the DARe Transport Performance & Risk Analysis Framework (TPRAF).
Stakeholders and DARe team members in Cambridge came together for a case study workshop on multi-stakeholder decision-making for transport climate resilience. The workshop took place during a heatwave, emphasising the urgent need to adapt infrastructure to extreme weather.
DARe is delighted to announce the launch of its third Flexible Funding Call, opening up new opportunities for UK academics to work with DARe and its stakeholders to help shape the future of adaptable and climate resilient transport infrastructure.
DARe co‑hosted a regional conference with the ICE North East Climate Action Group (ICE NE CAG), exploring how net zero carbon objectives can be embedded into infrastructure procurement.
The third DARe Funder and Arm’s‑Length Body (ALB) Workshop, held in London, gathered representatives from UKRI EPSRC, the UK Department for Transport, Network Rail, National Highways, and HS2 Ltd, alongside members of the DARe team.
GUEST PIECE: Ben Hawley from Urban Foresight explores how Christmas travel reminds us that successful electrification demands forward planning and systems-level thinking.
In June, the DARe Hub came together for a productive Full Team Meeting at Newcastle University.
GUEST PIECE: Miriam MacLennan shares insights from a recent Arup report that explores strategies for improving transport resilience against extreme weather.
The Cambridge team hosted a co-creation workshop to help develop DARe's Cambridgeshire case study, bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders to identify the region’s key transport-related challenges.
In April, the DARe Hub welcomed members of other research initiatives to Newcastle University for a collaborative workshop on future scenario development.
The DARe Hub, in collaboration with transport charity and Hub partner Sustrans, hosted a workshop exploring the use of active travel data to improve the planning and management of walking and cycling networks to help decarbonise transport.
DARe's North East England Transport Summit brought together 80 representatives from industry, civic authority, and academia from across the region to explore and discuss the transition to a decarbonised and resilient transport system in the North East.
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