In this episode Professor Greg Clark speaks to Andy Byford, London's Transport Commissioner about his ambitious plans for Transport for London (TfL).

We'll be exploring where the opportunities lie for innovation in how we imagine, design and operate the transport systems of tomorrow? What's the role of a public transport authority in managing the post-COVID economic recovery? What now for urban mobility in London and how can other UK cities learn from overseas?

Andy Byford is the Transport Commissioner for London and he leads the capital's transport authority, TfL. Before joining TfL, he was the CEO of the New York Transit Authority where he was responsible for 50,000 staff and an investment budget of USD$40bn. He was also the Chief Executive of the City of Toronto's Transit Commission, and he ran the Rail Corporation of New South Wales in Australia. He began his career in uniform as a station foreman on the London Underground.

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Music on this episode is by Blue Dot Sessions and Phill Ward Music (www.phillward.com)