The publication of the Climate Adaptation Strategy for Transport marks a further building block in the UK’s move towards greater resilience. The science is clear and the compelling case to act is impossible to... continue
Drivers without driveways are being locked out of... continue
It’s the first ever Decarbonising Transport Awards and what a privilege to be one of... continue
There is a strong case for stating that Professor Donald Shoup was the person who put the seemingly... continue
The Government’s long-awaited Road Safety Strategy (RSS) is headlined by apparently ambitious targets. However, the measures due to be implemented are very limited and unlikely to achieve... continue
Five years after the consultation on Managing... continue
The DfT appeared this week to row back from a comment by one of its most senior rail civil servants that the future railway Access and Use Policy (AUP) will still be undecided in two years’ time. It also said it expected GBR to continue with the existing access framework during a transition... continue
The Department for Transport has published a number of reports evaluating the early City Region Sustainable Transport Settlements (CRSTS) programme process in England begun in 2021, a set of case studies, and about the proposed process of evaluating outcomes, impacts and value for money through to... continue
Islington Council has issued a “last warning” to e-bike hire operators Lime and Forest, telling them to deal with dangerous parking and poor rider behaviour or risk losing permission to operate in the borough. Council Leader Una O’Halloran and Executive Member Rowena Champion... continue
The European Parking Association has set out its vision... continue
Early investment in climate adaptation within the transport sector would reduce costs from weather-related damage and disruption as well as improving efficiency, states a new strategy document from the DfT. This can be achieved through a range of measures to build greater resilience and reliability... continue
The Scottish Government has increased funding for active travel and bus infrastructure to £226m, up from £188.7m the previous financial year. This is among the transport announcements in the Scottish Government’s tax and spending plans. Other allocations for 2026-27 include... continue
The Government’s new Road Safety Strategy has been largely welcomed by... continue
The Government has set out new proposals to reduce the number of local bodies licensing taxis and private hire vehicles, which will control ‘out-of-area’ working for taxis and boost passenger safety says the Department for Transport Currently, 263 different bodies issue licences to... continue
A coalition of organisations has launched a campaign calling on London boroughs to accelerate transport decarbonisation. The Electrifying London campaign, led by Clean Cities, is pressing London boroughs to drive transport decarbonisation by: planning and enabling an affordable chargepoint network;... continue
Mike Hakata, Haringey Council’s Cabinet Member for Climate Action, Environment & Transport, has announced he is stepping away from politics. In the face... continue
Unity5 Group has appointed Nicolina Cooper as Managing Director for the Public Sector. She joins Unity5 as a member of the senior leadership team, having spent... continue
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