The shortlist of successful entries to the first Rees Jeffreys Road Fund Competition, run by The Trustees in order to celebrate 150 years since the birth of their benefactor William Rees Jeffreys, is now complete. The competition attracted an... continue
Join us online at 11.00 - 11.45 on Friday 3 December to celebrate the winners of both the £5,000 development grants and the £5,000 and £2,000 prizes for schools. Register free here The shortlist for entries to the Rees Jeffreys Road... continue
The creation of a strategic United Kingdom transport network and... continue
In October 2020, the prime minister asked Sir Peter Hendy to undertake a detailed review of how the quality and availability of... continue
New homes and buildings in England will be required... continue
The Birmingham to Leeds leg of the HS2 high-speed rail line has been scrapped and a... continue
MPs have called on the Government to pause the roll-out of all-lane running ‘smart motorways’ until five years of safety and economic data is available and safety improvements have been delivered and independently evaluated. The House of Commons Transport Committee says that the DfT and... continue
CoMoUK has launched an online toolkit for transport professionals and communities interested in setting up mobility hubs in Scotland. The shared transport charity has created the free guide with the aim of driving the creation of more sustainable transport options. Mobility hubs, which are... continue
Cardiff Council is installing a bus gate at the southern end of Westgate Street, severing a north-south artery across the city centre for general traffic. The work coincides with completion of modifications to east-west Castle Street, at the north end of Westgate Street, to enable the return of... continue
New research has found that 86% of people are willing to make big changes to their lifestyle to tackle climate change. The findings come in a report from transport partnership Midlands Connect which surveyed than 5,000 people across the East and West Midlands. More the one in seven motorists (77%)... continue
New data reveals the number of homes for sale across Great Britain with an electric car charging point installed on the premises, or in a nearby street, has increased six-fold compared with this time last year. A study by homes portal Rightmove looked at the total number of properties for sale that... continue
Old Bethnal Green Road was choked with more than 8,000 vehicles per day... continue
Hounslow Council has launched a recruitment campaign to develop strategies to reduce the London borough’s carbon footprint. This will be lead by Hounslow’s transport planning and road safety team. Key roles will include a principal strategic transport planner, senior transport planner,... continue
The big marches at COP26 in Glasgow attracted a wide range... continue
The FIA Foundation has an international reputation for practical environmental research, interventions to improve... continue
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Motoring is at war with life on Earth
This was written in Glasgow, on what was ‘Transport Day’ at the 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26). From many...