 What is Transport Briefing? Transport Briefing is a weekly email newsletter reporting on the expansion and What does Transport Briefing cover? The service provides updates on key transport policy and projects, including new infrastructure designed for trains, trams, buses and road pricing. We also cover the transport initiatives in the Thames Gateway and the government's other major housing development areas, along with the transport planning being undertaken in preparation for the London 2012 Olympic Games. Our news coverage takes a project-centric approach to reporting which is of interest to a wide range of businesses. We are also concerned with developments in policy, law, technology and media which have a bearing on the mode by which people choose to travel. Data resources, some of them exclusive to Transport Briefing, provide a further insight into projects and policy. Who subscribes to Transport Briefing? Organisations currently subscribing to Transport Briefing include train operating companies, local authorities, regeneration agencies, solicitors & other legal firms, consultants, engineering companies and technology developers. Job titles of subscribers include director, chief executive, transport planner, partner, solicitor, technical director, consultant, head of transport, senior engineer, legal adviser, analyst and head of communications. Why subscribe? Quite simply, because we can publish news before our competitors. Transport Briefing is the only dedicated online service in the UK focusing on public transport and road pricing. We are also the only transport publisher to provide a daily news service. Be first with the news. Don't wait for magazines and journals, which are constrained by print lead times. Get the news when it breaks. 100% impartial. Our coverage is completely independent, written by experienced journalists with expertise in the transport sector. Get access to the Transport Briefing archive. This provides a unqiue, searchable reference tool which is ideal for supporting your organisation and clients. Find exclusive leads. The Transport Briefing weekly newsletter and online archive contains information you won't find in other publications, including new business opportunities and contracts up for tender. Save time. Don't waste hours hunting for information - Transport Briefing puts useful facts and figures at your fingertips and you can easily search for articles on the website by keyword. It's ideal for specialist consultants and advisers. Access essential business resources and intelligence. The Transport Briefing site contains exclusive project information, data resources and forecasts.
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