The Government’s Bus Services Bill became law this week with a claim that it is “marking a new dawn for bus travel in the UK”. And in the same week, the Public Accounts... continue
Chris Mullin, author, journalist and former Transport Minister will be the after-dinner speaker at this year’s Local Transport... continue
Plans for fully autonomous ride-hailing services by Waymo to start next year in London are raising major new policy issues for the London Mayor and Transport for London. The unexpectedly early proposal under the Government’s recent invitation for such projects means that a suitable framework... continue
Value for money assessments and the role of Benefit Cost Ratios in transport appraisal are not well understood, and thus used - especially by politicians, senior leadership teams in local government and project officers, a new Transport Planning Society policy paper agrees. It sees a significant... continue
Waymo’s London plans set a new policy and regulatory challenge to the London Mayor and Transport for London as the responsible transport authorities for the area – whilst needing to work around the Government’s new legislation on the deployment of automated vehicles. We asked TfL... continue
A new study suggests that understanding the way pedestrians interact with automated vehicles (AVs) will be critical to preventing accidents and saving lives. Coventry University’s Research Centre for Future Transport and Cities carried out the study in collaboration with Deakin University,... continue
England’s six non statutory Sub- National Transport bodies are now looking at possible arrangements to continue their activity following... continue
There are growing indications that Transport for the North is facing a pared back role as the government pursues other initiatives to promote development in the North This week former Leeds council chief Tom Riordan has been appointed as the government’s first envoy dedicated to northern... continue
The Cities and Local Government Devolution Act 2016 , in Section 102E provided the Power to Establish STBs. This said “The Secretary of State may by regulation establish a sub-national transport body for any area in England outside of Greater London,” and that regulations under section... continue
The Government wants to formally remove planning permission for the A303 upgrade and tunnel at Stonehenge after it cancelled the project soon after coming into power last summer .If the proposal to revoke it goes ahead, it would mean re-starting the planning process if the project were ever... continue
Next month’s Budget could include the announcement of further cuts to England’s road network programme, Roads Minister Simon Lightwood has warned. Speaking at a Highways UK event, Lightwood said that “difficult decisions lie ahead”. “It is no secret that this... continue
The new VECAT carbon calculation tool and proposed enhanced Freight value of travel time calculations form part of a newly released a batch of Transport Analysis Guidance (TAG), related documents from DfT’s TASM division. Planned updates have been announced with details dates of release. Most... continue
Nearly half a million under-16s in England are getting to school by taxis, buses and other transport funded by their local authorities, according to new government estimates. The new data from the Department for Education (DfE) - which is the first of its kind to be compiled - is based on voluntary... continue
Westminster City Council has mapped out its vision for “good quality... continue
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has announced a “swift and robust” review of the Airports National Policy Statement (ANPS),to help smooth the path of Heathrow expansion and “support economic growth and enable international investment, boost connectivity and strengthen the... continue
The Government’s promises to mitigate the climate impacts of aviation while proceeding with airport expansion could leave net zero delivery in “serious jeopardy”, a committee of MPs has found.“Furthermore, the government has not demonstrated that the economic growth from... continue
Changes in road policing are giving local authorities an excuse to do nothing... continue
New research shows the extent to which road... continue
The UK Government’s rail reforms will need to be accompanied by intergovernmental agreements because the legislation to establish Great British Railways will change more than it specifies, according to Bill Reeve, Transport Scotland’s director of rail reform. He also said Scotland... continue
As New Yorkers vote this week on their next Mayor - the front runner for which,... continue
Scottish Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop has suggested there is a connection between local authority uninterest in workplace Parking Levies and the larger numbers of people working from home since the Covid-19 pandemic. The Scottish Government is setting up a review of demand management... continue
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