The Future of Transport in London

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This event brought together experts from across the transport industry, London government and community and campaigning organisations to debate the future of London’s transport in light of recent technological developments. In particular, it explored what can be done to ensure new technologies and behaviours can be maximised while delivering London-wide benefits.

In this podcast, Laurie Laybourn Langton, IPPR Research Fellow presents report "Crossroads: Choosing a future for London's transport in the digital age" at "The Future of Transport in London" event.

The Future of Transport in London

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