This course is designed for transport planners, policy makers, urban designers, and mobility professionals seeking to future-proof decision-making in transport systems. It combines practical insights from data-driven modelling with strategies for sustainable, inclusive, and accessible transportation.

Learners will explore how transport planning can incorporate evidence-based models to optimize travel patterns, decarbonize transport post-pandemic, and improve accessibility for all users. The course also examines social considerations, including equality impact assessments, tackling hate crime on public transport, and promoting inclusivity in planning decisions.

Through real-world case studies and sessions from the Transport Planning Society, learners will understand the role of assistive technology, independent mobility solutions, and micromobility in modern transport systems. The course emphasizes sustainability and inclusion, showing how planners can balance environmental goals with equitable access for diverse communities.

By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to make informed, data-driven decisions, foster inclusive transport strategies, and communicate effectively with stakeholders. This course is ideal for professionals aiming to design resilient, future-ready, and socially responsible transport systems.