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Every village in Wales will have a safe cycle route to the nearest town and hourly public transport, if an ambitious Welsh Government plan comes to fruition. Details of the “rural offer” are due to be revealed next year, in the delivery plan for the Llwybr Newydd transport strategy. LTT... continue
An electric bike pilot scheme is being rolled out in five locations across Wales – Rhyl, Swansea, Newtown (with links to Aberystwyth) and Barry – offering free loan of the bikes to residents. The scheme, which has received £1m funding from the Welsh Government, is being run by the... continue
An electric cargo bike share scheme has been launched in the London borough of Hackney. Eight electrically assisted cargo bikes will be available to rent from four docking stations across the borough, with two in Shoreditch, one in London Fields and one in Stoke Newington. Each of the e-cargo... continue
Coventry’s cycle hire scheme has been expanded to Coventry Railway Station and the University of Warwick campus, with an additional 75 bikes and nine new docking stations made available to users. Seven of the docking stations are on the University of Warwick site while the other two... continue
The local authorities that make up the North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP) have elected a new chair. Cllr Sue Lissimore is the deputy to the cabinet member for highways maintenance and sustainable... continue
Architect Mark Dowey has been hired by transport charity Collaborative Mobility UK (CoMoUK) to support its advocacy work for mobility hubs in Scotland. As senior development... continue
Chris Wade has become business development manager for the Park Active initiative launched by the... continue
Priority one of the government’s Decarbonising Transport: a Better, Greener Britain plan is to accelerate modal shift to public... continue
Car parks across Britain and Ireland could become bases for ‘dark kitchens’, local distribution hubs and even converted into vertical farms under a deal signed... continue
The Trustees are offering grants – up to a possible £150,000, plus cash prizes of £5,000 for schools – to encourage new and creative thinking about what road users, and society as a whole, expect from the roads of the future. The BIG... continue
Re-examination of existing policy is these days nothing unusual. Indeed, it is arguably a more prevalent activity than creating...
British industrialist Jo Bamford and multi-family investment partnership Vedra have launched... continue
Eastleigh Borough Council is is drawing on resources created by the British Parking Association to remind parents and guardians to make... continue
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Fresh thinking is in the air
Poor air quality and chronic traffic congestion in the UK’s urban centres have pushed traffic and parking management up the...