Travel Plans (TPs)have been common currency in transport planning for getting on for three decades. As I recall, they started becoming a thing under New Labour, with the 1997 New Deal for Transport saying the government would “consider encouraging the incorporation of green transport plans... continue
The Scottish Government has awarded a total of £26m to 17 projects to install active travel infrastructure. Regional transport partnerships and local authorities applied for the funding through ‘Tier 2’ - the construction element of the Scottish Government’s Active Travel... continue
The Department of Transport has published the latest wave of its transport technology public attitudes tracker series. It looks at attitudes towards the uptake of EVs , E-scooters and E-cycles, but also includes car purchase intentions. The report notes that some clear patterns emerge in how people... continue
There have been “nuanced” reactions to the implementation of the East Oxford Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN), a study has found. Even those opposed to the scheme revealed a “tacit acceptance that something needed to be done to tackle car use and support for the need to... continue
Tougher jail sentences and lifetime driving bans for those whose actions... continue
Eight short stories that bring to life a range of possible transport scenarios in the not so distant future serve as opening gambits to a host of concepts discussed in a new book by Marcus Enoch, Professor... continue
This is the talk I gave at the inaugural Vision Zero and... continue
The inaugural Vision Zero and 20’s Plenty conference took place this month in... continue
A European group of researchers led by Aston University is... continue
A new survey finds the majority of project professions in the automotive... continue
Welsh Transport Secretary Ken Skates has urged local authorities to be more proactive in promoting active travel routes, after criticism that investment of over £200m in new and improved routes has produced no discernible increase in participation rates. Separately, his predecessor Lee Waters... continue
Discounted bus travel and free e-bikes should be offered to... continue
Cambridge University’s Park & Cycle site... continue
The Transport Planning Society (TPS) is holding its Bursary Winners Presentation and Networking evening in Manchester on 28 May. The topic is ‘What is the role of the private car in society – how can we best influence it?’ Entries explored a range of topics from reducing car... continue
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