Lenny Winsel
Traditionally urban space design has always favoured vehicle movement over pedestrian movement and the need for high quality transportation... continue

Lána Pennycook
Sydney is Australia’s largest and most densely populated city, with a population of 4.6 million. The city’s central business district... continue

Peter Debney
How do people navigate through a building, a train station or an airport? What happens when you need to evacuate an area, or if a number of exits... continue

The Scottish Government has asked Sustrans to work with Scottish Natural Heritage and others to draw up plans for a national cycling and walking... continue

Pedestrians are at fault for the majority of road traffic accidents they are involved in, according to accident reports compiled by the police. Road... continue

Westminster City Council is seeking DfT permission to bring Advanced Stop Lines for cyclists closer to the pedestrian stud lines that delineate the... continue

Urban design consultancy the Project Centre has won the commission to improve the public realm in central Croydon following a procurement process.... continue

The mayor of London has opened bids on an £100m fund to turn up to four outer London boroughs into ‘mini-Hollands’. City Hall and... continue

Transport for London is refining its traffic modelling to improve the representation of cycling and pedestrian behaviour. “Until recently,... continue

West Lothian Council is to develop a methodology for assessing whether to remove pedestrian guardrailing. The council will review the DfT’s... continue

Adrian Davis, Independent consultant
One hundred and one years after the compulsory appointment of medical officers of health by local authorities, the NHS Reorganisation Act 1973 set in... continue

Edwina Hart has taken over the transport portfolio in Wales from Carl Sargeant in a ministerial reshuffle. Hart adds transport to her existing... continue

John Dales
THE CONTEXT for the following comments is set partly by some work I’m currently doing to explore further the extent to which the... continue

Andrew Forster
The DfT has published a method for monetising the benefits of pedestrianisation and other urban realm schemes. The method is explained in a research... continue

Leeds City Council is to consult on extending the hours of pedestrianisation on city centre streets. The central shopping core is currently a... continue

The DfT has given final approval to a package of road, public transport, walking and cycling improvements in Worcester. The Department will provide... continue

Plans for a new statutory duty on Welsh local authorities to deliver enhancements to walking and cycling networks have been laid before the National... continue

The Welsh transport minister hailed the Active Travel Bill today as it was laid before the country's Assembly. The minister, Carl Sargeant, visited a... continue

Network Rail has submitted a planning application to the City of Lincoln Council for a footbridge across the railway at Brayford Wharf in the city.... continue

The Welsh Government has ordered Wales’ four regional transport consortia to allocate more than 30% of their Regional Transport Plan Grant to... continue