Transport secretary Alistair Darling has hinted that he may amend the Government's proposals on graduated fixed penalties for speeding offences,... continue

The Welsh Assembly Government has received a raft of new transport powers with the passage of the Transport (Wales) Act 2006 last week. The Act gives... continue

A leading planning expert has urged MPs on the Crossrail Bill committee to force the DfT and Transport for London to rethink the plans. Professor... continue

The DfT is consulting on plans to give the mayor of London the power to specify marginal changes to train services within the capital and its... continue

A scathing critique of the way local authorities have responded to the Road Traffic Reduction Act passed in the late 1990s has been published by the... continue

The Edinburgh tram plan has moved a further step forward after the Parliamentary Committee considering the Bill for Line One, the north Edinburgh... continue

The future of local authority school travel plan adviser posts in England looks secure following the Government's announcement of a new statutory... continue

Opposition peers questioned the financial costs associated with implementation of the measures contained within the Transport (Wales) Bill during the... continue

Opposition peers forced through an amendment to the Government's Road Safety Bill at the Report stage in the House of Lords allowing surplus revenue... continue

Highway authorities should not let litigation fears prevent the introduction of measures to give pedestrians more priority on streets such as by... continue

London's proposed Crossrail scheme is to receive £100m from the DfT for research and planning, ahead of the the House of Commons' select... continue

The DfT is currently working on regulations and statutory guidance on civil parking enforcement under parts six and seven of the Traffic Management... continue

Opposition peers forced through an amendment to the Government's road safety Bill during its third reading in the House of Lords that removes the... continue

The Government refused once again to rule out the possibility of some speeding offences in the future being punished by the addition of only two... continue

The arrival of the Transport (Wales) Bill at the report stage in the House of Lords attracted just two proposed amendments, neither of which were... continue

The Conservatives strongly criticised the Government's handling of the hybrid Bill that will, if and when passed, enable the Crossrail project to be... continue

Media speculation about a new wave of railway closures has surfaced with publication of the Government's draft statutory guidance on railway closures... continue

The airports White Paper, published in December 2003, made clear that the Government did not want to stifle demand for air travel and wished to... continue

The Government is to give the 12 National Park Authorities in England and Wales the power to restrict vehicles, such as 4x4s, from using recreational... continue

The transport planning profession is still too male dominated, resulting in women's distinct travel needs being habitually ignored, a report for the... continue