Steer Davies Gleave believes in strengthening its international expertise by enabling opportunities for its staff to work across the globe. Two recent secondments have seen Rebecca Powell (R) complete two years in our Toronto office from London, and Maria Curro (M) undertake a move to the UK from Vancouver. With two different perspectives and experiences, we asked them what their views were on getting around in a new city, and in doing so discovered what they missed from home.

Leeds City region has just been awarded one of the biggest City Deal settlements in the country, totalling £1 billion over 20 years.

Steer is pleased to be appointed to develop the Comprehensive Transportation Plan for the Municipality of San Juan, Puerto Rico.

As cities grow bigger and denser, authorities face some real challenges to ensuring future levels of mobility.

Battersea Power Station is at the centre of the largest planning application ever secured in London.

There is an increased focus on transportation system reliability during, and following, devastating weather events.

Italy is seeing an important change in the transport market.

Cable Propelled Transit (CPT) or cable cars as they are more commonly known, initially existed as a means of transport in skiresorts. Recently though, CPT experiments have been popping up in cities globally. Could we see CPT become a credible form of urban mass transit around the world in the future?

The Centre for Cities launched their report Delivering change: making transport work for cities at an event in central London.

Cable Propelled Transit (CPT) or cable cars as they are more commonly known, initially existed as a means of transport in ski-resorts. Recently though, CPT experiments have been popping up in cities globally. Could we see CPT become a credible form of urban mass transit around the world in the future?