Author: Shannon Minehan
Urban air mobility is entering a rapid development phase supported by significant public investment and strong commercial projections. UK funding initiatives are helping build
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Global agriculture is shifting fast as robotics, AI and automation reshape how food is grown, harvested and processed. Organizations are adopting new technologies to close skill gaps, while workers across major regions face rising demand for reskilling. Browse this document to see relevant facts and figures for this area.
Global road freight remains on a steady upward trajectory, shaped by shifting trade flows, evolving demand, and tighter sustainability goals. In Europe, changes in transport volumes highlight ongoing economic adjustments, while the US and UK continue investing in technology and infrastructure to boost efficiency and resilience. Browse this document to see relevant facts and figures for this area.
The Tolling Europe 2025: The Future of Road User Charging report offers a comprehensive analysis of innovative tolling strategies across Belgium, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and other leading European markets. This report uncovers key developments, including Belgium’s €432 million annual road revenue initiative, London’s congestion reduction success of up to 30%, and Germany’s enforcement excellence with Toll Collect’s 99.96% capture rate. It also explores Iceland’s approach to addressing inequity and road revenue deficits through road user charging (RUC), as well as Denmark’s 2025 strategy to cut CO₂ emissions by 300,000 tons while generating DKK 1.8 billion. The report further…
The Tolling Asia Pacific: Trends, Trials, and Transformations report provides a comprehensive analysis of evolving tolling strategies across India, Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and other key markets. This report explores major developments, including India’s $25 billion toll revenue growth, Australia’s efforts to increase toll road usage, and Indonesia’s infrastructure investment surge. Additionally, it examines innovative tolling models such as Singapore’s ERP system, road user charging for emission reduction, and the role of private investment in financing toll roads. The report highlights emerging trends, including electronic toll collection (ETC), public-private partnerships (PPPs), and sustainable tolling solutions, making it an essential resource…
This report analyzes the fiscal impact of electric vehicle adoption, focusing on the erosion of fuel tax revenue and its consequences for government budgets. Through case studies and policy evaluations, it offers insights into strategies for addressing this challenge and ensuring fiscal sustainability amid the transition to EVs. CLICK TO ACCESS THE SUMMARY REPORT
As the demand for healthier, sustainable, and more efficient mobility solutions rises, micromobility has gained traction and transformed urban transportation. Common micromobility vehicles include bikes, scooters, skateboards, roller-skates, and their electric equivalents. These vehicles offer sustainable, convenient, and health-conscious travel options. They also help address environmental challenges, improve efficiency, and drive innovation for private companies, governments, and the public sector alike. CLICK TO ACCESS THE SUMMARY REPORT
Global maritime trade continues to expand steadily. In the UK, freight tonnage is rising, alongside government efforts to reduce emissions through its Maritime Decarbonization
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Logistics plays a significant role in the US economy, supporting millions of jobs in transportation and warehousing. The Asia-Pacific market continues to expand, with
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Modern slavery remains a growing concern. Despite increasing awareness, few companies report or address incidents of forced labour within their supply chains. Strengthening transparency
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The UK government has committed to achieving net-zero emissions across the economy by 2050. Transport and storage remain the country’s second-largest greenhouse gas emitters,
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The UK manufacturing sector remains a key driver of the national economy, contributing significantly to output, exports, and employment. The US is the leading
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