Communities across England have been selected for two pilot schemes aimed at encouraging more people in urban and deprived areas to engage in the planning system. The pilots involve neighbourhood... continue
UK government advice to work at home with immediate effect as “Plan B” measures are phased out, the prime minister... continue
Anthony Smith, Chief Executive, Transport Focus "Passengers will be wishing for clean and reliable buses and trains, value for money fares,... continue
What do transport specialists believe is likely to... continue
WITH BOTH ROAD AND RAIL investment schemes very much in the... continue
It is deeply worrying to me that the natural habitat of walkers and those on their own... continue
It's an obvious truth that we live in a world being constantly reshaped by technology. And no more so than in transport. In...
A dedicated online portal for parking operators to report incidents of verbal or physical abuse of staff or theft and vandalism at any of their car parks has been launched by the International Parking Community (IPC). The new reporting... continue
The RAC Foundation has raised concerns over an increase in the number of parking charge notices (PCNs) being issued to drivers alleged to have breached rules when parking on private land. Companies... continue
The RAC Foundation has estimated that almost 8 million parking charges may be issued on private land. This reflects the year-on-year increase in car ownership, with millions more cars parking every day and a shift away from the use of public... continue
A new second permanent secretary has been appointed at the DfT. Gareth Davies, currently director-general at the department since May 2019, will provide leadership of a number of high-profile areas across DfT including decarbonising transport. Prior to his current role, Davies was a... continue
An LTT survey has revealed the extent to which... continue
Property company British Land is moving away from its traditional portfolio of shopping centres and office buildings and towards logistics hubs. It plans to buy and convert car parks and empty retail centres into urban distribution hubs for online shopping and same-day grocery deliveries. The short... continue
The Government has joined forces with disability charity Scope to develop a new Disabled Persons Passenger Charter for bus, coach, taxi, private hire vehicle and rail. The DfT has also updated its Use of tactile paving surfaces and Guide to best practice on access to pedestrian and transport... continue
From the first Grand Prix at Brooklands to the wildly successful show Top Gear, the UK has been in love with cars for over a hundred years. They seduce us, with sleek designs, purring engines and plush... continue
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Misplaced understanding about street safety is not an accident
A couple of days ago, a friend and I were riding our bicycles through a town a few miles from where we live. Then something...