Future London continues with a conversation on how technology is transforming the way millions of people move around the capital every day.
As millions of Londoners work, live, and study across the city, many have witnessed the evolution of its transport system first-hand – from bus upgrades and geolocated bikes to the emergence of autonomous vehicles. Data-driven transport is developing in real time, opening up new possibilities for how the city moves.
But could technology actually reshape the daily commute, or will it mostly reinforce the patterns already baked into London’s infrastructure? What will the city’s transport system actually look like in ten years, and how ready is London to adapt?
PANEL DISCUSSION: How Will Technology Change the Way We Move Around the City?
- Clare Bailey, Strategic Ecosystems Lead, Lendlease (Moderator)
- Shasmi Verma, Director of Technology Strategy and Revenue, Transport for London (TfL)
- Arthur Kay, Advisor
- Alice Pleasant, Senior Public Affairs Manager, Lime
Tickets are £9.60 or FREE for both KQ and London Society members and include a complimentary drink at the bar.
Future London is a public discussion series running through Spring 2026, delivered through partnership between the Knowledge Quarter and The London Society.
Bookings can be made for this event via a third party website – see button on the right. Note: Free member tickets require approval after booking.