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From Department for Transport (DfT)
  • Reviewing the impacts of new airport capacity at Heathrow using updated passenger demand forecasts, an updated appraisal of Heathrow expansion delivered through a Northwest Runway and modelling of wider economic impacts.

  • Assesses how weather and climate change affect the transport network, identifies existing resilience data and evidence gaps and recommends metrics and next steps to improve measurement.

  • Estimates of the economic impacts of Heathrow expansion using spatial computable general equilibrium (SCGE) modelling.

  • Reviews the performance of the Major Roads Network, including safety and congestion indicators, between 2019 to 2023.

  • Report covering complaints referred for Independent Complaints Assessor review between 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025.

  • Assessment of potential habitat impacts of the policy set out in the draft Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement (HENPS)

  • Analysis of potential health impacts of the policy set out in the draft Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement (HENPS).

  • 2026 forecasts for air passengers, aircraft movements and CO2 emissions for UK airports.

  • Appraisal of potential social, economic and environmental impacts of the policy set out in the draft Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement (HENPS).

  • Assessment of potential equality impacts of the policy set out in the draft Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement (HENPS).

  • Sets out the Department for Transport’s aviation model framework.

  • Deliberative research into public perceptions of the safety of automated vehicles.

  • A think piece on how scenarios are used in transport modelling and appraisal, focusing on their use in other countries, other sectors, and in academia.

  • Aims to understand projected, allocated and delivered investment on walking, wheeling and cycling schemes in England.

  • Examining the relationship between exposure to night-time aviation noise and the subjective (self-reported) impact on sleep disturbance and annoyance.

  • Qualitative research results on transport Smart Data use cases in England.

  • Outlines the feasibility of making as many existing open datasets as possible available through application programming interfaces (APIs) at the Department for Transport.

  • Considers whether current appraisal methods properly capture the benefits of transport schemes that change how people and jobs are distributed.

  • Scoping research to identify and provide evidence for the wider economic impacts of road freight interventions.

  • Uses meta‑analysis and a causal estimate to assess the impact of transport investment on economic growth in the UK.