HS2 has begun restoring one of the world’s oldest railway buildings on the site of its planned Curzon Street station in Birmingham. The Grade 1 listed building has been integrated into HS2’s plans for the new Curzon Street Station, which will provide an enhanced setting to reflect the... continue
Welcome to the new incarnation of LTT magazine, returning to continue our 32 year mission of providing independent, authoritative and trusted news and analysis for the UK transport sector. Although now digitally delivered, you will recognise the familiar shape, structure and... continue
Cardiff Council has installed raised footways across the entrances to side roads on Cowbridge Road East, a long residential and shopping street west of the city centre. Give Way markings for vehicle drivers have been moved back, to reinforce that pedestrians walking along Cowbridge Road East have... continue
Every village in Wales will have a safe cycle route to the nearest town and hourly public transport, if an ambitious Welsh Government plan comes to fruition. Details of the “rural offer” are due to be revealed next year, in the delivery plan for the Llwybr Newydd transport strategy. LTT... continue
The Government has announced a new round of funding worth £9m to help councils in England improve air quality. The Air Quality Grant... continue
National Highways is on course to miss its key road safety target, according to recently published accident data for 2019. When it was established (as Highways England) in 2016, its first Road Investment Strategy set the target of reducing the number of people killed or seriously injured (KSI) on... continue
The Welsh Government is encouraged by early results from the first three pilots of the future 20mph default speed limit in urban areas. Eight pilot areas have been chosen, representing a variety of built environments, to enable the government to gather evidence prior to rolling out 20mph as the... continue
Few people can have been more delighted than me to see DfT publishing its Uncertainty Toolkit, and the inclusion of six Common Analytical Scenarios for modelling and appraisal. I have advocated the modelling of alternative futures... continue
Architect Mark Dowey has been hired by transport charity Collaborative Mobility UK (CoMoUK) to support its advocacy work for mobility hubs in Scotland. As senior development... continue
In the foreword to Government’s Transport Decarbonisation Plan,... continue
Priority one of the government’s Decarbonising Transport: a Better, Greener Britain plan is to accelerate modal shift to public... continue
BEIS1, supported by the Treasury, recently increased the recommended values per tonne of carbon used in policy appraisal and...
Car parks across Britain and Ireland could become bases for ‘dark kitchens’, local distribution hubs and even converted into vertical farms under a deal signed... continue
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Poor air quality and chronic traffic congestion in the UK’s urban centres have pushed traffic and parking management up the...