Transport AI 2026, the third event in this popular series, will bring together public and private sector professionals to showcase the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI)... continue
The Active Travel Academy is hosting a free seminar on how the planning system deals with cycling on a strategic level. Guest speakers Jenny Raggett, Director at Transport for New Homes, and Herbert Tiemens, Senior Policy Advisor... continue
The National Centre for Accessible Transport (ncat) has appointed Emma Partlow as new Chief Executive Officer. Partlow was previously Director of... continue
Nicola Egan has started a new position at AECOM as Principal Air Quality Consultant. She has been with AECOM for eight years, most recently as Senior Air Quality... continue
London’s high public transport fares obstruct access to... continue
The Secretary of State for Transport granted Development Consent for the Gatwick Airport Northern Runway project subject to a range of detailed planning conditions and mitigation measures designed to address key concerns raised during the application process, particularly regarding climate change,... continue
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has strongly thrown his weight behind the go ahead given to Gatwick Airport’s controversial second runway, despite opposition from environmental campaigners and local residents. He linked it directly to the Government’s quest to build new infrastructure that... continue
The Mayor of London has suggested that approval of the second Gatwick runway makes Heathrow’s £50bn proposed expansion unnecessary. Sir Sadiq Khan’s stance put him at odds with the Prime Minister and the Chancellor, who believe Heathrow’s expansion is vital for economic... continue
As LTT was being readied for publication this week, it seemed,at last, after more than a fortnight of confusion, that there was clarity about who was to hold which responsibility in the ministerial team at the Department for Transport. The unedifying sequence of change, re-think, revision, and... continue
The Liberal Democrats has passed at conference two transport policies - making rail travel affordable, reliable and simple, and creating public rights of way for walking, wheeling, and cycling. The rail policy, announced last month at the party’s Autumn Conference in Bournemouth, includes... continue
Building of three new towns in England will be underway before the next... continue
Buyers and renters remain willing to pay more to be near to close to rail, underground and tram services in London, Manchester and Glasgow, according to new research by Nationwide. However, those in London placed more importance on being near a station than their counterparts in Manchester and... continue
Building of three new towns in England will be underway before the next... continue
Transport for London decided not to publish new research that suggested Low Traffic Neighbourhoods may not reduce car use, according to The Times. The study by the University of Westminster’s Active Travel Academy, which has been seen by LTT, found that respondents living in areas with more... continue
Personal safety concerns are altering how, when and whether residents across... continue
Active travel charity Sustrans has changed its name to Walk Wheel Cycle Trust. Alongside the name change and new branding, the charity has launched a five-year strategy, with key focuses on “building, connecting and empowering”. Targets laid out in the new strategy include creating... continue
Anne Shaw OBE is to step down as Executive Director of Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) to take up a new role as Chief Executive of the National Transport Authority in Ireland. Shaw will also step down as Vice-Chair of the Urban... continue
DfT transport economist Henry Kelly passed away suddenly in July whilst on holiday in France, at the age of 40. Known to many for his work on... continue
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