Road transport research body TRL has called for local authorities to... continue
The UK government needs to explain how it will measure the... continue
One-in-five people in Britain want an immediate ban of pavement parking, suggests a survey by YourParkingSpace.co.uk. While some want an immediate clampdown, the survey also discovered that others were prepared to wait, with just over... continue
Siemens Mobility has completed the installation of all 67 monitoring and enforcement cameras for Birmingham City Council’s new Clean Air Zone (CAZ). The CAZ scheme has been designed to deter the most polluting vehicles from entering the zone. Covering all Class D vehicles, which includes... continue
A challenge that every employer faces is how to keep hold of key members of staff who are valuable to... continue
As demand for parking space continues to rise in cities across the world, the pressure on facilities and... continue
The UK Government has published four-step roadmap to... continue
The West Midlands Combined Authority has put most of... continue
We are sad to announce that after a remarkable 20 years’ tenure of the position, Andrew Forster has decided to stand down as editor of LTT at the end of April. As directors of Landor LINKS (and its predecessors) since the launch of LTT over 30 years ago, we pay... continue
Fees for residents parking permits in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea will be linked to the exact carbon dioxide emissions of the vehicle model from April. Conservative-controlled Kensington and Chelsea believes it will be the first local authority in the country to introduce a per gram... continue
The West Midlands Combined Authority has put most of its park & ride expansion programme on hold amid uncertainty about whether P&R demand will return after Covid-19. Transport for the West Midlands (TfWM) announced a major P&R investment programme in 2017. “There is a need... continue
Covid-19 has disrupted Transport for the West Midlands’ launch of charges for an app-based park & ride booking system. In late 2017, TfWM partnered with app developer Accelogress to create a car park space booking service. This followed a successful funding bid to Innovate... continue
A charging clean air zone (CAZ) is one of three options being explored to manage road traffic in Lancaster city centre. The city centre is surrounded by a one-way gyratory system. Lancashire County Council consulted on options for managing traffic last autumn and has now shortlisted... continue
Transport for the North is considering setting up a citizen’s assembly to study road pricing, and says the exercise could be conducted in partnership with other sub-national transport bodies (STBs). A report presented to TfN’s board this week states: “Opportunity to organise a... continue
The City of York Council is being urged to allow bicycle couriers engaged in food deliveries to cycle through the city’s pedestrianised streets. The Independent Workers Union of Great Britain has written to the council requesting a free permit scheme allowing couriers to use the... continue
The Welsh Government has selected eight locations to trial reducing the default speed limit from 30mph to 20mph on restricted... continue
Gatwick Airport is to implement charging for vehicles using its North terminal forecourt from 8 March. The charge will be £5 for ten minutes, and £1 for each additional minute up to 20 minutes. The maximum charge will be £25 and the maximum length of stay 30... continue
In early December, the UK’s Climate Change... continue
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