The Faculty of Public Health (FPH), the Royal Society of Public Health and partners are supporting the Bristol Declaration - calling for the transformation of the UK to a place where healthy transport options are the easiest, natural choice for most everyday journeys, without relying on a car. The Bristol Declaration was organised... continue
Delivery of Disabled Motoring UK’s Park Access... continue
Transport for London has secured court approval to go ahead with its major new ticketing and revenue management renewal, despite an ongoing dispute with previous supplier Cubic. It comes as TfL has published a wide-ranging new business plan for its activities over the next five years. The plan... continue
The Channel Tunnel has been used for the first time by an electric Heavy Goods Vehicle carrying freight. The innovation followed a meeting where transport ministers from the UK’s four nations discussed decarbonising HGVs and other Heavy Duty Vehicles (HDVs). Last week the Government issued a... continue
Integrated ticketing plays an important role in improving passenger experience and supporting the delivery of a successful franchise or enhanced partnership says the DfT guidance, but it warns Transport Authorities not to try to set up their own schemes but adopt a project being developed with its... continue
The new seven-year contract from Transport for London for Indra Group to take over the Oyster and Contactless travel payment and authorisation system has now formally been placed, after a judged lifted a ban on that happening. Signing has been held up several months by a dispute between TfL and... continue
At the court hearing granting TfL’s application to lift the automatic suspension it emerged that Cubic was disqualified in the bidding because it failed a specific TfL “pass-fail” technical requirement at the final tender stage. It continues to seek substantial damages for losing... continue
Parking made news headlines in October 2025 after Cardiff councillors voted to bring in... continue
The UK new car market grew by 3.4% in January to reach... continue
New light commercial vehicle (LCV) registrations fell by -7.8% in the first month of 2026 with 17,562 vans, pick-ups and... continue
Targeted training and confidence building can significantly... continue
Data shows women remain underrepresented across the EV sector and... continue
The European Union’s plan to weaken car CO2... continue
Constrained budgets and slow access to government funding... continue
US robotaxi company Waymo is aiming to launch a fully driverless ride-hailing service in London by the fourth quarter of 2026. Ben Loewenstein,... continue
UK vehicle production fell -15.5% in 2025, according to the latest figures published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and... continue
Tesla saw its annual revenues fall for the first time... continue
Four years after the Transport Decarbonisation Plan set the future... continue
Transport for London’s draft business plan sets out its programme for the future of London’s transport... continue
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