<p>Following the Government’s new initiative to encourage more people to cycle and walk, Matthew Weait talks to Stephen Joseph, visiting lecturer in the University of Hertfordshire's Smart Mobility Research Unit, about how transport use changed during lockdown. Stephen discusses how these changes in travel habits presents a huge opportunity to reduce carbon emissions and change future UK transport policy.  </p>

Following the Government’s new initiative to encourage more people to cycle and walk, Matthew Weait talks to Stephen Joseph, visiting lecturer in the University of Hertfordshire's Smart Mobility Research Unit, about how transport use changed during lockdown. Stephen discusses how these changes in travel habits presents a huge opportunity to reduce carbon emissions and change future UK transport policy.

<p>Following the Government’s new initiative to encourage more people to cycle and walk, Matthew Weait talks to Stephen Joseph, visiting lecturer in the University of Hertfordshire's Smart Mobility Research Unit, about how transport use changed during lockdown. Stephen discusses how these changes in travel habits presents a huge opportunity to reduce carbon emissions and change future UK transport policy. &nbsp;</p>

Lessons learned about greener transport in lockdown

The new Powered by Herts Podcast features the University of Hertfordshire’s researchers discussing their latest breakthroughs and expert views on the big issues of the day. In our first series, host Matthew Weait, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University, speaks with six academics about their pioneering work finding solutions to the myriad of challenges brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. We’ll be releasing a new episode every Monday over the next six weeks. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss the latest episode.

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