The inaugural Pathways to Net Zero: Transport Planning in Action event will take place at the Birmingham Council House on 29 January 2026, and will feature keynotes, case studies and expert panels to showcase the ways in which the surface transport network is changing to meet critical... continue
Transport AI 2026, the third event in this popular series, will bring together public and private sector professionals to showcase the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) for the transport and planning sectors on 30 January 2026 in... continue
Nicola Egan has started a new position at AECOM as Principal Air Quality Consultant. She has been with AECOM for eight years, most recently as Senior Air Quality... continue
London’s high public transport fares obstruct access to... continue
The UK new car market rose by 13.7% in September to... continue
UK deliveries of new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) dipped by... continue
The Department for Transport has issued a detailed guidance note about the structure and application of its tool to analyse connectivity metrics, that was officially unveiled in June after a decade of development (LTT 918). But it warns that the data on which it is based are ‘experimental... continue
Outdated, incorrect or missing timetables at bus stops are one of the greatest... continue
Latest DfT data on road fatalities has highlighted the lack of progress in reducing road fatalities after decade of stagnation, says the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). Responding to the latest Reported Road Casualties Great Britain figures, the charity highlighted concerns... continue
Two teenagers have been charged with hacking Transport for London (TfL) in a cyber attack last year. TfL was subject of a network intrusion, which investigators believe was carried out by members of the online criminal collective known as Scattered Spider. The National Crime Agency said the attack... continue
Transport for London decided not to publish new research that suggested Low Traffic Neighbourhoods may not reduce car use, according to The Times. The study by the University of Westminster’s Active Travel Academy, which has been seen by LTT, found that respondents living in areas with more... continue
The proportion of employees making domestic business trips decreased from the 37% pre-pandemic to 34% in 2024 Small sized businesses saw the strongest recovery, exceeding pre-pandemic levels, reports a new Business Travel survey for DfT undertaken by Ipsos Frequency of domestic travel in 2024 was... continue
Supermarket chains are failing to protect parking spaces designated for disabled people, the latest Baywatch... continue
Parking is no longer a standalone technical service, but a strategic lever for reshaping cities, enabling sustainable mobility, and driving climate action. This was among the key messages that... continue
Theo Thuis has been elected as the new president of the... continue
Parking professionals gathered in Brussels to learn who has won 2025 European Parking Awards. The awards ceremony took place at the... continue
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