Older people reap the benefits of being outdoors more in their... continue
Always a topic for animated debate, uncertainty was a main theme for this year’s Modelling World, held in... continue
Official road signs are being installed on the boundary of Edinburgh’s Low Emission Zone (LEZ), with over six months until enforcement begins. The signs... continue
Sport England is to invest £250m over the next five years to... continue
The electric vehicle sector emerged as a major beneficiary of UK government investment in this year’s Autumn Statement. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt earmarked £2bn for building electric cars in the UK in his latest update on the country’s finances... continue
More must be done to ensure that Government funding to repair and maintain roads does not ignore the danger posed to cyclists by potholes, says the Cycling UK. The charity says that 255 people cycling have... continue
To make walking and wheeling a natural choice for journeys, it is critical that everyone feels safe and confident in their neighbourhoods. However, cars parked on the pavement are a common occurrence... continue
Walking and disability campaigners have renewed their call for action to curb parking on pavements in England, drawing attention to the lack of action by the UK... continue
There was no mention of new regulations on e-scooters in the King’s Speech, meaning legislation would be delayed, with the Government looking to extend existing trials until May 2026. Ministers have been urged to extend the UK’s e-scooter trials after failing to bring forward... continue
James Cleeton is leaving Sustrans after 12 years at the charity in six different roles, most recently as London Director. He is moving to the National Trust as the Assistant Director, South West, Landscapes and Infrastructure.... continue
Charles Critchell has joined Active Travel England as Walking & Cycling Projects Officer. He previously spent four years as Founder and Managing Director of think tank and social enterprise Fare City.... continue
City of Edinburgh Council is engaging with the public and stakeholders on the idea of using a workplace parking levy (WPL) to fund better transport... continue
The Transport Planning Society (TPS) has published its manifesto for the next government, with a five-point plan to improve the transport network. TPS is calling on all political parties to incorporate its ‘asks’ into their manifestos ahead of the general election. The TPS Manifesto is... continue
The 20mph default limit introduced across Wales in September unlocks the door for interventions to make streets more “liveable”, consultant Phil Jones has told a Senedd committee. Jones is chair of the 20mph Taskforce Group for Wales and has been helping local authorities to fine-tune... continue
Amid the political rhetoric concerning drivers’ rights and ‘15 minute cities’, Cllr Averil Lekau appears steadfast in her determination to create people-friendly streets while meeting net zero targets by 2030. Since May 2022, she has been Royal Borough of Greenwich’s deputy leader and... continue
The regulation of autonomous vehicles, digital Traffic Regulation Orders and pedicabs were among the ideas set out in the King’s Speech. Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II last summer this was the first King's Speech in more than 70 years and King Charles’s first as... continue
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