Young people aged 16-24 use buses far more than older age groups but face a “postcode lottery” in accessing free and discounted bus fares, according to new policy... continue
Fifty years since the size of a standard parking space was established, there are plans to make them bigger to match the growing size of cars. The Times has reported that ministers are supporting the change. But LTT columnist Professor Phil Goodwin has raised his own concerns at the increasing size... continue
There is a clear link between exposure to air pollution and the risk of developing dementia, says the Committee on the Medical Effects of Air Pollutants (COMEAP) in a new report. In the past 20 years there has been a rise in the number of epidemiological studies reporting associations between... continue
The launch of the Direct Vision Standard (DVS) safety scheme in London has been key to a drop in fatal collisions involving lorries, said Transport for London (TfL). In the first year of the scheme nearly 200,000 safety permits have been and more than 112,000 heavy goods vehicles have been fitted... continue
A surveillance watchdog has challenged the legality of using automatic number plate recognition cameras to monitor... continue
The European Parking Association (EPA) is to work in... continue
A taskforce has been assembled by consultancy TRL to seek ways to optimise the management of kerbside space across... continue
A record number of vehicle keeper records have been bought by private companies, claims the RAC Foundation. Vehicle keeper information is used to pursue drivers for parking charge notices of up to £100 for infringements of the rules in privately run car parks. Government data shows that the... continue
There are many excellent, best practice, sustainable transport cities in Europe. A shining example is Gothenburg, Sweden, and what it tells us about what can be achieved across all dimensions... continue
Eugene Tsyrklevich, founder and chief executive of Parkopedia, has announced that any sale of the parking data platform will help good causes. Writing on LinkedIn he said: “I have legally committed myself to donate a part of any future Parkopedia proceeds to charitable causes as part of the... continue
Most Parking Review readers will be aware of the uncertainty in the... continue
The webinar will discuss how local authorities can make better use of – and get easier access to – suitable transport data. The amount of data generated is vast, but how well are we equipped to gain valuable insight from this data tin order to support future transport... continue
Transport secretary Shapps has suggested creating a 'death by dangerous cycling' law in the UK. Shapps wants to to close a legal loophole... continue
UK new car registrations fell by -9.0% to reach 112,162 units in July,... continue
With sales of electric vehicles increasing, the... continue
As more and more local authorities address the urgent need to accelerate the electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure roll-out, clarity... continue
UK car production declined -19.2% in the first six months of... continue
Electric vehicle chargepoint manufacturer myenergi... continue
A £30m programme that aims encourage councils... continue
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