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By Stefan Kouris

Steer completed a fact-finding study that sheds light on the main developments in air passenger rights since the Commission tabled its

By Richard Batty

Steer is very pleased to welcome Richard Batty as Associate Director in the Washington D.C office. Richard has more than 30 years’

By Patrick Miller

Fare policy development is complex. Whether an agency is exploring setting new prices, changing its product or concession offering, or

By Anita Mauchan

The effects of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) on parking will depend on the adopted ownership model, public policy and demand. If

By David Sutanto

Around the world, people and economic activity are increasingly concentrated in cities, creating increased tension in how limited space on

By Luke Miller

Steer is delighted to have secured roles over the last six months within delivery partner teams for three major multi-year Prosperity Fund

By Steer

Rail could be one of the most dynamic and technologically forward-looking industries in the UK, yet passengers are struggling to reap the

By Liliana Pereira

At the end of the 90s, the city of Vienna decided to run a survey to gauge how residents used public transport. It was all pretty routine