Vision 2035 archive
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK’s well-received report, Vision 2035, was published in September 2011. Its purpose was to look to the future and visualise how transport and logistics in the UK would develop, with the aim of identifying challenges the sector would face and the policy instruments needed to serve society as effectively as possible.
Vision 2035 was a starting point for continuing work on likely future changes and the development of more detailed ideas on how best to meet the likely demands on logistics and the transport system.
A series of studies, discussions and other activities built on the original Vision 2035. The report (Re)Inventing the Wheel, prepared by the Institute’s Logistics & Transport Technology Group and published in May 2017, was the fifth and final of the Vision 2035 series.
The original Vision 2035 report
Vision 2035: Transport, Logistics and the Economy series
(Re)Inventing the Wheel
This 2017 report examines a range of issues relating to transport over the next 20-25 years and looks at potential new technologies ranging from autonomous electric cars to real time journey management.
A Vision for Cymru Wales
This 2014 report was prepared by the Cymru Wales National Committee, CILT, and applies the UK-wide perspective to more specific Welsh transport and logistics challenges.
A Vision for Transport Planning
This 2014 report, prepared in association with the Transport Planning Society (TPS), is the third of the series.
The Future of Aviation
This 2014 report is the second of the series and sets out a number of scenarios for the future, in terms of the global situation and technology and examines how a number of issues are affected by the different scenarios and the resulting economic effects.
UK Freight Planning to 2035
This 2014 report is the first of the Vision 2035: Transport, Logistics and the Economy series and forms part of an ongoing programme of activity and research intended to support the development of a more efficient and competitive UK logistics sector, within a domestic and global context.