Publications

This article explores the importance of nature-based solutions in infrastructure projects and why including them from the start is crucial if we are to design and deliver truly sustainable solutions.

This article takes a deep dive into the challenges faced by rural bus operators and local transport authorities (LTAs) for the Transport Select Committee's 'Buses connecting communities' inquiry.

As part of a series exploring how to improve rural bus services, this article shares a range of thoughts and conclusions on why local government reorganisation is good for rural bus services.

Without robust modelling, cycle interventions could be delivered ineffectively, leading to poor outcomes, poor monitoring and, ultimately, reduced benefits and investment.

There’s a long road between the vision of a proposed new light rail scheme, and the reality. This article considers how those early proposals match up to the schemes that emerge.

This article explores why technology is key to making rural journeys easier, more convenient and, importantly, attract more passengers.

The 2024 Integrated Activity Report is structured around five narratives that invite everyone to discover a component of the SYSTRA's dynamics: Being Committed, Stepping Up, Going Beyond, Discovering, and Succeeding. It highlights SYSTRA's extraordinary projects and the human aspect, notably through inspiring testimonials and career paths.

With over 1,500 highly skilled experts in 30 countries around the world, SYSTRA offers comprehensive global services to help governments and private industries meet the technical, financial, and contextual challenges of delivering roads and highways.

The problem is clear, women do not feel safe on our public transport network, and policy is beginning to address this. SYSTRA's senior consultant, Georgie Rogers, carried out this literature review and looks at recommendations to improve passenger perceptions of bus network safety.