Transport

Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) has huge potential to contribute to a positive human future in a technology-driven world. A seamless, integrated and multi-modal transport network can optimise capacity and better meet the needs of passengers.

A reset of strategic planning in transport is key to dealing with sector disruption. By better using data, and by building adaptability into major portfolios and programmes, the transport sector can successfully deliver on its commitments.

How can government departments build their expertise to deliver funds that match their policies?  There are three areas to consider to ensure effective delivery.

PA’s circular economy experts Emilie Minor Christensen, Line Fryd Hofmansen and Line Pagh discuss circular economy opportunities for shipping.

How other sectors can help infrastructure projects transition their customer journey.

PA’s Steve Carden, transport innovation lead, comments on the steps, and some of the key challenges, around delivering widescale rail automation across the UK.

We enabled AMP Capital to accelerate electric bus deployment and reduce carbon emissions in Latin America

ENSO wants to find a way to solve the environmental impact stemming from tyre use. To bring this idea to life, they needed help defining their business model. This included understanding how a leasing model – where drivers lease tyres-as-a-service and pay according to miles covered – would work.

Dublin Airport is the main base for two of the fastest growing and profitable airlines in Europe, Ryanair and Aer Lingus. The airport infrastructure has not been able to keep pace with the passenger growth or the increasing connecting traffic through to North America and Europe.

With our help, the UK is set to enhance its strategic status in the global spaceflight market. The new regulatory model aims to protect the public, safeguard the environment and maintain the UK’s reputation for safety.