SEE THE PRESENTATIONS FOR THE IDEAS HERE

What could London look like in 2050? How will the way people live, work and move around the city have changed?

Falling car ownership, new mobility and delivery services, and electric vehicles are already having an impact on our transport system. As we build the city of tomorrow, new developments and master plans will need to consider how people will move around the city in the future, including the potential for car-free lifestyles.

Centre for London held a quick-fire presentations evening event where entrepreneurs and policymakers will showcase their ideas to tackle some of London’s current transport concerns and prepare for the challenges of the future.

Including featured speakers

Emcee: Lucy Saunders, Director, Healthy Streets

Roger Madelin, Head of Canada Water, British Land

Mark Anderson, Head of Commercial Innovation, Go-Ahead Group PLC
Demand responsive bus schemes

Silviya Barrett, Research Manager, Centre for London
A smarter road user charging scheme

Anton Derlyatka, Co-CEO and Co-Founder, Sweatcoin
Encouraging active travel and local business converting steps into currency

Fatema Karim-Khaku, Senior Transport Planner, Arup
Intelligently managed kerbside space

Andrew Traill, Principal Technologist – Supply Chain Innovation / Freight & Logistics, Connected Places Catapult
Urban Consolidation Centres

Got an idea which could help tackle London’s transport challenges? We’re crowdsourcing ideas to feature at future quick-fire presentation evenings. If you’ve got an idea which could help the city, send it to events@centreforlondon.org.