The Department for Transport is looking sourcing data sets of transport movements from local authorities across the country. The data will be used to support the Government’s policies to the COVID-19 outbreak. Collection of the data is being coordinated by ITS (UK). The DfT is keen to source... continue
The House of Commons Transport Committee will question... continue
Transport for London has announced that all road user charging... continue
Transport for London has confirmed plans for a new ferry service for pedestrians and cyclists between Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf in east London. Plans for a pedestrian and cycling bridge across the Thames in the same location were dropped last summer after the estimated cost soared... continue
The London Cycling Campaign has launched its ‘Climate Safe Streets’ report, a roadmap to decarbonise the capital’s roads in the next 10 years. Download the full Climate Safe Streets report It lays out in detail the specific decisions the next Mayor of... continue
Technological innovations and the spread of bikesharing platforms are making bicycling more attractive to millions of commuters. Bicycling’s upswing in popularity could mean cleaner air, less traffic, and healthier people for cities worldwide, says Deloitte Insights. According to the latest tech report from... continue
The 'cyclist-first' city of Utrecht is constructing the Netherlands’ first high-density, car-free residential district for more than 12,000 people, making it one of the largest of its type in the world,... continue
The government has launched a consultation to make journeys easier, smarter and greener through new technology as part of the Future of Transport regulatory review. This programme was previously called the Future of Mobility Regulatory Review, and Future Transport Zones were formerly called Future Mobility Zones. Alongside the review, a £90... continue
Portsmouth City Council has approved a scheme that will allow residents to close streets to through traffic for Play Streets.... continue
The charity Guide Dogs has called on the UK government to bring forward proposals for a new law to control... continue
Children, parents and staff at a Newcastle school have been highlighting the dangers of pavement parking outside their... continue
Government is set to consult on proposals for a national pavement parking ban. Last year, a committee of MPs called for a nationwide ban on the 'blight' of parking on... continue
The deployment of parking bay sensors across Harrogate, a giant multi-storey coach park at Wembley and a scheme that deters dangerous parking outside schools were among the... continue
The DfT has awarded 32 local authorities in England a share of £93.4m to repair roads and bridges. A further £100m is being made available for local highways authorities to bid for in 2020/21... continue
A proposed app that will detect the location of potholes from cyclists’ behaviour has received funding from the Government’s Transport Technology Research and Innovation Grants (T-TRIG) programme. The app would use mobile phone sensors to measure when cyclists ride over or swerve to... continue
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