Last month, I wrote about what many practitioners of transport planning and advocates of accessibility have been mulling over: the tidal wave of telecommuting in... continue
People from Black, Asian and other ethnic minority groups are at a higher risk of dying from coronavirus, says a report by Public Health England (PHE). The report, called Disparities in the risk and outcomes of COVID-19, shows age remains the biggest risk factor associated with COVID-19, while... continue
The Scottish Government has being urged the public to stay local when they leave home for exercise or recreation, following a rise in traffic numbers over the weekend. Early statistics from Transport Scotland show a significant... continue
Leeds City Council has reported a big drop in road traffic casualities because during Covid-19 movement restrictions. The council has compared road traffic casualties in the first 18 weeks of 2020 and 2019. All casualties fell by 40 per cent, from 643 (2019) to 383 (2020), while those killed or... continue
Man-made climate change threatens to cause more havoc to lifestyles than Covid-19, according to the chief executive of TRL. “Climate change, unless mitigated, will make the havoc wrought by Covid-19 look like a (regulated, once a day) walk in the park,” said Paul Campion. “We have... continue
Roger Davies gives an excellent guide to socially distanced transport (‘Every piece of our transport system will be changed forever by Covid-19’ Viewpoint LTT 15 May). Reading between the lines, however, he implies a dystopian future where socially distanced hospitality and... continue
I was alarmed to read in your editorial comment (‘Climate Constraint’ LTT 15 May) statements that lend support to the case that there are uncertainties, doubts or defects on the science around climate change. It is important that all those involved with trying to deliver zero... continue
People who have been “shielding” in England can now... continue
A new online platform will let people share suggestions for creating safer spaces for walking, cycling and wheeling safely in Edinburgh as the current restrictions begin to be lifted. The Commonplace mapping tool is being used by City... continue
British drivers are prepared change their behaviour to maintain... continue
Plans to allow family and friends to meet outside have been unveiled by First Minister Mark... continue
Groups of up to six people will be able to meet outside in England... continue
Changes to Scotland’s lockdown restrictions... continue
The Scottish Government launched its coronaviris contact... continue
The new NHS Test and Trace service has been launched... continue
Particles released from vehicle tyres could be a significant and previously... continue
The Scottish Government has published guidance for transport operators... continue
High street shops, department stores and shopping... continue
In partnership with our technology partners Vivacity Labs, Tracsis can provide analysis of social distancing between people moving on foot and by bicycle. We achieve this while protecting personal identities using Artificial Intelligence analytics (AI) to process video footage collected using our own... continue
Transport for London (TfL) has asked University College... continue
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