Perspective30 January 2026Robert Joseph Martin, PhD

The Car Is Not a Victim. It Is the Most Privileged Mode of Transport

The debate about urban transport is often framed as a choice between a car-free city and no regulation at all. That framing is misleading. The car is not being eliminated. It is being asked to take part in a more balanced system, where space, safety, and public health are distributed more fairly.

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Insight15 January 2026Robert Joseph Martin, PhD

Making Sustainable Mobility Work in New Developments

Cities across Europe are setting higher ambitions for how people move. New neighbourhoods promise sustainable living, less car use, and more liveable streets. But the results don't always match the plans.

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