Active Travel England has published seven reports evaluating the impact of active travel investment. The research and analysis was carried out to assess the impact of active travel investment in England, and improve the effectiveness of active travel economic appraisal. The reports date from... continue
The winners of the Intertraffic Awards 2026 have been announced at the opening ceremony of Intertraffic Amsterdam. The awards... continue
A tranche of assessment studies into active travel measures held... continue
New research suggests that walking, wheeling and cycling in... continue
Southwark’s cabinet member responsible for streets, road safety,... continue
London’s bus speeds are dropping and ridership is directly tied to bus journey times. Transport for London (TfL) has said (and the last issue of LTT reiterated this) that “for every 10% reduction in speed, there is a 6% drop in demand”... continue
Westminster City Council has set itself a range of targets relating to... continue
The DfT is seeking to develop a single, consolidated air quality plan for each rail station identified through its Air Quality Monitoring Network (AQMN). This will focus on mainline passenger railways in England, covering locations where people may be exposed to air pollution from trains, including... continue
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has confirmed the next... continue
There has been a 50% year-on-year increase in demand for rental e-scooters in London. Trial published by Transport for London (TfL) reveals a... continue
Innovative and impactful electric vehicle charging... continue
Welsh railways are at a defining moment, says Transport for Wales in a new report published this week. The next steps will better connect the communities we serve, drive economic growth, and enable us to build a sustainable transport network that includes many more active travel options, says Transport for Wales. The Prime Minister has formally endorsed the Transport for... continue
When installing School Streets be clear about your aim to... continue
Plans to create the blueprint for a Swiss-style integrated public... continue
Councils will find it hard to successfully implement Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) without regional leadership and adequate funding streams, concludes a report from a team of academics. “We found that local authorities needed access to extra resources boosting the limited capital budgets... continue
Differing positions are emerging in London boroughs about their policies on local traffic, set to be key issues in the London elections this May. Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTN) advocate Mike Hakata in Haringey has stood down amid disillusionment with diminishing commitment to such measures.... continue
Following the recent publication of the Government’s Road Safety Strategy, Delivering Vision Zero: A Safer System for Active and Connected Communities, taking place in Birmingham on 30 June 2026, will bring together experts from road danger reduction, active travel, policy, planning, highways, enforcement, communications and public health to chart an... continue
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has confirmed Ed Cox as its Chief Executive. Cox has led the organisation since June 2025 in an interim capacity, driving... continue
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