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 transport infrastructure creaking under growing urban populations, people are mixing and matching their modes of choice, factoring in improved bus services to speed up their journeys.
The hassle of air travel means that some people are happy to accept slower options like trains. But there are perks that would make in-flight experiences more enjoyable, from free Wi-Fi to added legroom.
The appeal of car ownership is being eroded by environmental concerns and fragmented urban transportation. Instead, there’s a growing interest in sharing vehicles and driving on an ad hoc basis.
Bike-sharing firms promised a more eco-friendly way of making short journeys when they landed. But the buzz has seemingly subsided as an abundance of options and cluttered streets have put some people off.
