Last year saw the publication of the Department for Transport’s eagerly anticipated Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy. This has since been accompanied by guidance to local... continue
Meerkats can now be seen travelling around the streets of Crawley, on the side of a bus. The bus was... continue
An international business campaign designed to fast-track... continue
Volkswagen has signalled its ambition to move vehicle manufacturer to an... continue
Businesses are suffering anxiety about the investment required to... continue
Five active travel schemes have been awarded funding totalling £22.5m by the Scottish government. The shortlisted projects, to be delivered by charity Sustrans, will receive 50% of the total costs. Two of the schemes are in Edinburgh... continue
The initial findings of the Electric Nation trial suggest that smart charging could be a... continue
More than half of British motorists expect their main car to be electric within the next five years, according to a survey. The poll of 1,000 car owners was conducted by Total EV, a new website covering the electric vehicle and hybrid markets. ]The survey revealed: 51% of British... continue
A cyclist who knocked over and killed a woman in London, has been sentenced to 18 months in a young offenders' institution. Charlie Allison was cleared of manslaughter but found guilty of bodily harm by "wanton or furious driving". Charlie Alliston was travelling on a fixed-wheel track bike that... continue
The Mayor of London is asking TV and radio broadcasters to... continue
A number of car-makers have launched... continue
In the twentieth century, planning for the city was about planning for the car. In recent years, however, the true impact of this approach has become only too apparent. From a changing global climate to the obesity epidemic, an over-reliance on the private automobile is driving many of the... continue
The DfT is reviewing the findings of two studies into how technology could be used in the National Travel Survey (NTS). Moving away from a paper-based survey may, however, lead to a break in the survey’s time series. The NTS currently collects data about household travel patterns... continue
The Welsh Government’s preparations for the M4 relief road risk “permanently damaging the spirit” of the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015, according to a fresh intervention in the road’s public inquiry by the official appointed to ensure the legislation is... continue
The figure of 29,000 deaths attributed to particulates that sparked the Great Dirty Diesel Scare is cited in the summary to the 2010 report The mortality effects of long-term exposure to particulate matter in the United Kingdom published by COMEAP, the Government’s Committee on the Medical... continue
Retail sales at stations managed by Network Rail increased 5.29% between April and June 2017, according to new quarterly results released today. This compares favourably to British... continue
I have a few quick thoughts on some recent articles in LTT. Iain Reeve’s Viewpoint piece about driverless cars struck a chord with... continue
It bothers me no end when I see politicians getting on high-speed trains. It reminds me of the early days of David Cameron’s premiership when he took to leaving meetings at the EU with the words “I’ve a train to catch.” Others must have thought “Is he really the Prime... continue
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