Roads

As disruption and complexity increases, leaders must prioritise key transport services, act quickly on risks, and foster collaboration to strengthen infrastructure resilience, ensuring smoother operations and safeguarding against future challenges.

The UK government faces major transport infrastructure challenges due to financial constraints and legacy systems. Effective reform requires overcoming tensions between transport modes, national and regional priorities, and integrating transport with other infrastructure.

A UK road pricing scheme could address a £28bn budget gap from ZEVs. Implementation, requiring legislation, design, and collaboration, is projected to take three and a half years, with a potential 2027 target.

Implementing a UK national road pricing scheme to address budget shortfalls from zero-emission vehicles requires deciding who will design, manage, and operate it, balancing public and private sector roles.

In response to declining fuel duty revenue amid the transition to electric vehicles, the UK explores road pricing solutions. Proposed in three phases: revenue generation, customer-centric integration, and dynamic congestion management.

Unlock always-on resilience across aviation, rail, road, and logistics. Our research report reveals four strategic routes for transport leaders to navigate uncertainties in an ever-evolving landscape.

PA energy and utilities expert Drew HasBrouck discusses the need for a regulated EV charging market in the US.

We partnered with National Highways to establish a new level of digital resilience capability.

PA Consulting recently hosted a webinar centred on the transformative shifts in the transport sector with vital players in the ECO system like Polestar, Scania and Nacka Energi. This highlighted what is needed for a full-scale electrification transformation of the transport sector.

We worked with National Highways to define its Digital, Data, and Technology strategy