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.
Researchers from DARe's community presented 8 papers at the inaugural ICE Resilient Transport Conference in Manchester, September 2026, where nearly 200 people came together for knowledge exchange across academia, industry, and government.
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?
The first cohort of projects supported through DARe’s Flexible Funding scheme successfully completed, marking an important milestone for the programme.
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 hosted a stakeholder workshop in Manchester with colleagues from Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), bringing together transport sector experts to explore climate adaptation for urban transport systems.
DARe team members presented their research at the ICRS 2026 conference held at Delft University of Technology, spanning topics including the DARe Integrated Modelling Platform, enhancing transport system resilience, and assessing the robustness of the urban transport-energy nexus.
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.
DARe’s expert input has helped shape the DfT’s Climate Adaptation Strategy for Transport 2025, which features the Hub's Transport Performance & Risk Analysis Framework (TPRAF).
DARe Flex Fund Project Report examining the potential for transferring best practice in resilience from non-transport infrastructure sectors to the transport domain.
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.
This systematic review examines how gamification can drive behavioural change to link sustainable urban mobility with climate change resilience, highlighting AI’s untapped potential for personalisation and key gaps in user-focused, geographically diverse, and integrated research.
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