Juliana O’Rourke, Programme Director for Modelling World and Tom van Vuren, Modelling World Chair, interviewed Warren Hatch of Good Judgment, who will be speaking and giving demos at Modelling World on 16 October Read... continue
COVID-19 has increased likelihood of parents driving... continue
A local energy network operator is warning that the electric vehicle (EV) revolution could be in danger of stalling unless technological innovation can prevent system overload. Energy... continue
Travel demand looks likely to slump again in parts of the UK as the Government and devolved administrations impose new restrictions on people’s lives in an effort to limit a second wave of Covid-19 infections. All parts of England have been placed into one of three Covid alert levels:... continue
The Government has announced launch dates for England’s first two charging clean air zones (CAZs), in Birmingham and Bath. Bath’s Class C CAZ, covering the city centre, will go live on 15 March, despite ongoing concerns about the Covid-19 pandemic. LTT understands that Bath & North... continue
Glasgow City Council is to lead a feasibility study into a new public transport system for the city-region. The Glasgow Connectivity Commission recommended a metro rapid transit network, largely using rail-based technology, in its final report for the council last May (LTT 10 May). The... continue
Transport for London is inviting bids from small businesses and charities for £15,000 to help make their fleets compliant with the tighter standards for the London-wide low emission zone from next year. The minimum emission standard to avoid charges will increase on 1 March from Euro IV... continue
‘School street’ traffic restrictions around primary schools in the London Borough of Croydon have cut car and public transport use, the council reports. Summarising results from the first 17 schools to have the restrictions, Stuart King, Croydon’s lead councillor for environment... continue
Researchers are to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can control residential electricity demand to prevent battery electric vehicle charging overloading local electricity networks. Project DINO (Domestic Infrastructure and Network Optimisation) will demonstrate in a new-build... continue
Volunteers are being recruited for a trial of vehicle to grid (V2G), whereby electric vehicle batteries can feed energy back to the electricity grid at peak times of electricity demand. The Electric Nation V2G project is being delivered by Western Power Distribution in partnership with... continue
The government’s enthusiasm for a hydrogen economy, including for fuelling lorries, buses and trains, will either generate huge quantities of carbon dioxide or come at huge expense, a critic has said. Writing in The Spectator, Andrew Montford, deputy director of the Global Warming... continue
Electric vehicle chargepoint operator Charge Your Car has reported an increase in revenues in the year to the end of December 2019. Turnover rose from £1.07m in 2018 to £1.56m. The cost of sales fell from £228,004 to £216,598. Gross profit rose from £846,108 to... continue
Just a quick email to say thank you so much for getting the new LTT app organised. I’m sure it was incredibly... continue
It is a pity that you published Trevor Ellis’s claim that air pollution kills as many people as Covid-19 (Letters LTT 02 Oct). This is totally unsubstantiated scaremongering and a false allegation. ... continue
Free parking has been extended at three Scottish hospitals until January. A measure to scrap charges at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee, Glasgow Royal Infirmary and Edinburgh Royal Infirmary was put in place in March in order to ensure staff caring for patients during the pandemic would not have to... continue
Škoda drivers will now receive help from Parkopedia when searching for vacant parking spaces. The parking space... continue
YourParkingSpace, a provider of peer-to-peer parking solutions, has secured £5m investment from Pelican Capital to support the next phase of its... continue
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