Portsmouth City Council and Solent Transport will introduce a Department for Transport-funded bicycle and e-bike rental scheme this summer. Southampton City Council and Isle of Wight Council will also join the scheme, with Beryl as the approved supplier for the Solent region. The latest in a series... continue
A £30m programme that aims encourage councils... continue
Catriona Swanson has been promoted from associate to associate director at consultancy Phil Jones Associates (PJA). She jointed PJA’s expanding Manchester office in February 2021, prior to which she led active travel teams at Salford City Council and Arup. Other promotions within the active... continue
Matthew Clark has been promoted to the role of associate director at Steer. He has been with the consultancy for more than 18 years as an associate. For the past four years he has also been a trustee with shared transport charity CoMoUK.... continue
The Rees Jeffreys Road Fund has awarded eight bursaries for students to take up MSc studies. The Trustees of Rees Jeffreys Road Fund meet each year to award bursaries to students undertaking transport related MSc studies in the UK. The founder of the Fund, William Rees Jeffreys, was a keen... continue
In the face of increasingly frequent extreme weather incidents, transport funding may have to be re-prioritised in preparation for “catastrophic disruptive events,” transport academic Greg Marsden has warned. He made his comments after temperatures rose above 40°C in in... continue
National Highways is considering evaluating all completed road schemes after three years, instead of one year and five years after opening. It believes this would provide more meaningful data than the established timing of Post-opening Project Evaluations (POPEs). NH currently has a large backlog... continue
More than 2,000 cycles have been conveyed on ScotRail’s... continue
Tower Hamlets Council is seeking to scrap road... continue
Transport for London (TfL) has “paused” all funding support for cycling training as it continues ongoing talks with the Government for... continue
Three low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) in the Cowley area of Oxford have been made permanent after an 18-month trial,... continue
Speed limits on residential roads across Cornwall are being reduced from 30mph to 20mph, with the changes attracting strong support from local communities. The Council has so far amended signs and markings... continue
This month's Parking Review cover star is Ashley Bijster, managing... continue
‘DO NOT TRAVEL.’ That is the blunt message from Network Rail to passengers hoping to travel north out of... continue
The UK is now home to an increasingly deep network of public chargepoints provided in car parks, at park &... continue
One year on from the launch of the Transport Decarbonisation Plan, the Department for Transport said almost 7,500 extra electric... continue
The last time I wrote an article, it was about the... continue
Former Olympic cyclist Chris Boardman has been appointed national commissioner of the Government’s new cycling and walking body, Active Travel England (ATE). He has served as interim commissioner since... continue
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