Getting Around looks at the behaviours transforming​ how we travel in our cities and around the world. Click below for the insights and innovations impacting this sector over the last six months.
With the world’s population migrating to cities and sharing schemes becoming an established norm, the portion of those who see the outright purchase of a car as a necessity continues to drop.
Driverless cars, internet-based maps, and even space travel have transcended the world of science fiction to enter reality. But these exciting opportunities have a wealth of anxieties attached to them.
Expensive, inefficient public transport systems have many commuters feeling frustrated, causing some to revolt by changing where they work or how they get to the office.
For people with disabilities, mums-to-be, and the elderly, getting around via public transport can be a hassle. But a range of private services are helping them get from A to B safely and affordably.
