Transport East’s pioneering Agent Based Model promoted in Government’s Better Connected Strategy

Map of the East with yellow lines representing the road network

Transport East’s agent-based modelling tool, BERTIE (BEhaviouR & Transport: Impact & Equity), has been featured as a case study in the Government’s newly published Better Connected Strategy. It recognises Transport East’s leading role in using data and technology – using data is one of the strategy’s goals – and highlights how BERTIE is a good…

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RIS3 and road programme announcements

Will Quince, Chair of Transport East, has welcomed the Department for Transport’s publication of the Road Investment Strategy 3 (RIS3) and the Major Road Network and Large Local Majors Programme announcement. “The Strategic and Major Road Networks play a vital role in the East, keeping people connected and goods moving. Covering the period from 2026 to…

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What does the EV transition look like in one of England’s most rural regions?

On 4 March, Esme Yuill – our Head of External Affairs – attended Parliament to provide evidence to the Transport Select Committee’s inquiry, “Supercharging the EV transition.” Esme shared Transport East’s perspective on the rollout of public EV charging infrastructure across the East, using evidence from our EV reports and highlighting how our Local Transport Authority…

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Transport East makes the case for the East at national Interchange conference

Transport East headed to Manchester on 3 March for the national Interchange conference. The visit was an opportunity to set out the East’s case for greater transport investment. Chief Executive Andrew Summers joined the ‘Buses Connecting Communities’ panel alongside Campaign for Better Transport, Community Transport Association and the Confederation of Passenger Transport. Campaign for Better…

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