The Government has plans for a Green Transport Recovery and Restart programme over the coming months. It aims to appoint a national walking and cycling... continue
Over £280m of further funding for transport has been announced by the... continue
The Home Secretary has announced new public health measures... continue
COVID-19 has inflicted an unparalleled shock to the... continue
Lockdown restrictions in Scotland could start being relaxed slightly from 28 May, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed. A... continue
A recent study carried out by CREDS researchers (Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions) at the University of Leeds has found that e-bikes should be defined as a strategically important mode of transport within key transport policy initiatives developed in 2020. E-bike use should,... continue
Let us not get confused: the coronavirus pandemic is above all a human tragedy and our... continue
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 these turbulent and yet strangely static times, and the potential sustainability and resilience of online access. Scroll down to my... continue
Returning to work while maintaining social distancing will... continue
The City of London Corporation is banning cars... continue
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is undertaking a range of temporary measures to... continue
Parks and green spaces should be seen as a tool of healthcare in the same way as medicines and therapies, the Social Market Foundation says. Giving the NHS a role in supporting parks and green spaces would allow doctors to make more use of 'social prescribing'... continue
Road user charges for people driving into central London will be reintroduced on Monday 18 May under the terms of a £1.6... continue
The Welsh Government has revealed what it calls a... continue
England’s city regions have criticised the... continue
The Government is to appoint a national walking and cycling commissioner and inspectorate for England. A long-term active travel budget similar to the five-year budget for Highways England will also be created. Announcing the proposals, transport secretary Grant Shapps also promised “legal... continue
The DfT has instructed local authorities in England to consider temporarily re-allocating roadspace to pedestrians and cyclists to help them keep to social distancing guidelines, and to encourage new ‘greener’ travel behaviours in the long-term. In the foreword to new Covid-19 guidance... continue
local authorities across the country are implementing temporary cycle lanes and widened footways to encourage active travel as Covid-19 lockdown restrictions are eased. The actions are endorsed by the DfT, Scottish and Welsh governments. Councils... continue
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