Transport on the COP28 agenda

ITF’s Mobility Innovation Hub helps governments to develop innovative policies for better transport in the face of uncertainty and rapid change. It scans for transport-relevant developments at the horizon of public authority foresight, assesses their potential impacts and highlights best practices for deploying effective policies.

Gender analysis is the first step towards achieving gender equality. We're helping countries to develop their own toolkit to conduct gender analysis for transport policies and support gender policy dialogue.

All about the future of transport! Transport demand will more than double over the next 30 years, but ambitious policies could cut transport CO2 by 70%, bringing the goals of the Paris agreement within reach.

Over 1.3 million people are killed on the world's roads every year, and tens of millions are seriously injured. ...

Transport is ready to decarbonise. See our knowledge base of effective measures to reduce carbon emissions and specific tools to help countries identify their priority areas, translating decarbonisation ambitions into climate action.

As the connected network of objects expands, data generation is growing exponentially. Opportunities exist for Big Data to contribute to a better understanding of transport demand in particular and transport systems in general. ...

Download a summary of our findings on establishing an efficient and resilient regulatory framework for MaaS. A video recording of the final project event is also online.

The Decarbonising Transport in Latin American Cities (DTLA) project aims to help policy makers in three Latin American cities (Bogotá, Buenos Aires and Mexico City) to achieve their CO2 reduction ambitions for the transport sector. In collaboration with the Inter-American ...

Women are dramatically underrepresented in senior roles in the transport and logistics sectors making gender perspectives less likely in decision-making. See our work for change and get involved for better equality in transport.