The postponement of Clean Air Zones (CAZs) due to Covid-19 offers local authorities an opportunity to consider alternative ways of improving air quality, says Natalie Chapman... continue
The journey out of the nationwide lockdown imposed in March is proving to be one that progresses in fits and starts. The easing...
The past few months have presented unimaginable... continue
The coronavirus pandemic has stalled economic activity and upended... continue
COVID-19 has brought into sharp relief our relationship with the automobile, the way we travel... continue
Data in the new National Travel Survey offer a final snapshot of pre... continue
The Better Towns Roadmap consortium has launched an interactive roadmap to help to ‘transform’ towns across the UK. The consortium is a collaboration between HLM Architects,... continue
A new report shows large unmet demand for cycling from ethnic minority and disadvantaged groups. Cycling for Everyone, by Sustrans and Arup, highlights inequalities within cycling... continue
The Royal College of Art (RCA) has announced a major new research project to reimagine community placemaking and transport planning. The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the current fragility of our interconnected world: from the importance of our local communities to the impacts on global... continue
Dr Katharina Burger from the University of Bristol, with Raffaello Rossi from the University of Bristol and Elisa Becker from the University of Exeter are... continue
Thousands of students will be supported with new dedicated school and college transport to get them to school or college... continue
Hull and East Yorkshire will become one of the first areas in the country to have bike-friendly buses, in a £2m investment by one of the... continue
Urban Design London is starting a new initiative in September – an Urban Challenge. The idea is to highlight, support and pull together great ideas for changing places. Do you have an idea for a change to policy, practice or design approaches, learning from 2020 experiences,... continue
The DfT is to finally give highway authorities in England outside London the power to enforce moving traffic offences such as banned turns and yellow box junction infringements. Councils in London already have the powers. Ministers have long resisted calls for the powers to be extended elsewhere,... continue
The Government’s new body Active Travel England will... continue
Councils could pilot franchises for deliveries and waste management services as a way of reducing vehicle movements. The DfT says it will work across Government and with stakeholders to explore how councils can “better co-ordinate the number of deliveries and waste collections in... continue
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NHS parking was big news... for a day
The possible ending of free parking at hospitals for NHS staff in England became the subject of a political row that made...