It is now well established that transport is not gender-neutral. Women and men have different mobility realities. Global research by organisations such as the UN show that women tend to have more complex patterns of mobility characterised by trip chaining (making... continue
FORS members are based across the whole of the UK, so organisations who specify FORS in contracts can take full advantage of... continue
National coronavirus restrictions will come end on 2 December, with England returning to local tiers, the Prime Minister... continue
The government’s Air Quality Expert Group (AQEG) has launched a call for evidence on modelling fine particulate matter (PM2.5) concentrations in England. Defra would ask the research community to support the UK government in its efforts to reduce air pollution through the development of air... continue
E-scooter rental will be available in London from spring 2021, thanks to a new trial announced... continue
A zero emissions pre-production bus will run on green hydrogen... continue
The government has announced extensions to a series of temporary planning... continue
The International Society for Physical Activity and Health (ISPAH) has... continue
Research published recently by Kantar for the NZ Transport... continue
The Prime Minister and transport secretary Grant Shapps this... continue
The London Borough of Wandsworth has hailed the impact of weekend closures of high streets to vehicular traffic, saying the actions boosted trade in the cafes, restaurants and bars. Wandsworth introduced temporary... continue
Transport for London is looking more favourably at the use of automatic numberplate recognition (ANPR) cameras to enforce ‘low traffic neighbourhood’ residential street closures after the emergency services expressed concern that bollards and planters hamper their ability to reach... continue
Opponents of low traffic neighbourhood residential street closures in the London Borough of Ealing have been granted the right to bring a judicial review challenge against the council. The case is being brought by Ealing Residents Against Low Traffic Neighbourhoods. Mr Justice Holgate,... continue
Transport secretary Grant Shapps this week overruled planning inspectors and authorised construction of a tunnel for the A303 past the Stonehenge prehistoric stone circle in Wiltshire. Barring a successful legal challenge from opponents, the decision brings to an end decades of debate about... continue
Travel demand has fallen further following the Government’s imposition of new restrictions on travel, businesses and social gatherings in England to slow a second wave of Covid-19. The restrictions introduced on Thursday 5 November include: the closure of all non-essential retail, bars,... continue
Councillors in Edinburgh this week voted in favour of a further major programme of temporary measures to benefit active travel, including segregated cycle lanes and widened pavements. The changes affect four radial routes and are funded by the council’s £5m Spaces for People... continue
Questions about the influence of active travel charity Sustrans on transport policy and practice in Scotland have been raised in Edinburgh and Aberdeen. New campaign group Get Edinburgh Moving (GEM), which was formed to fight a low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) scheme in East Craigs, has... continue
Manchester City Council is reviewing feedback to a consultation on a low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) scheme in south Manchester that the council had to rescue this summer after the original plans provoked acrimony between residents. The £2.5m Levenshulme and Burnage Active Neighbourhood... continue
Aberdeen City Council has voiced satisfaction with almost 150 timber footway extensions implemented in the city using Covid-19 emergency traffic management... continue
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