Children, parents and residents near a school in Portsmouth have benefited from safer journeys to and from school, a year after the School Street in the area was started. Since its inception, the initiative has led to a 64% reduction in car traffic near the school in the first six months, the... continue
Plans for 100km of walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure features... continue
Data suggests that School Streets reduce road danger, encourage active travel, improve air quality, have health and... continue
Sustrans has reported that 20% of its workforce will be made redundant by the end of this financial year due to a drop in funding. The charity, which works to improve walking, wheeling, and cycling in the UK, carried out a “restructure” at senior level late last year and said that... continue
Transport for London (TfL) is pressing the Government... continue
Plans for six new walking and cycling routes into Oxford from towns and villages within an eight mile (13km) radius have gone out for public consultation. The proposal to create a series of ‘greenways’ – high-quality paths in urban or natural areas prioritised for pedestrians... continue
Private e-scooters are likely to be behind a huge surge in children caught riding or driving illegally and without insurance, according to IAM RoadSmart. Since 2021, there has been a 2100% rise in the number of children receiving uninsured driving endorsements, according to a Freedom of Information... continue
Children have the highest modal share of any age group for... continue
A 10-year vision to prioritise pedestrians, cyclists and public... continue
Former transport minister Trudy Harrison has been appointed as the new Chair of The Bikeability Trust, bringing her extensive experience in transport policy and public service to the UK’s national cycle... continue
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Donald Shoup, a longtime member of our UCLA ITS community and a prolific intellectual whose work reshaped the way we think about parking... continue
Parking Reform Network Donald Shoup was a founding advisory board member of the Parking Reform Network (PRN), a non-profit that... continue
Action on climate change does not need to be pitched against growing the economy. Instead a... continue
Funding of £291m for new walkways, cycle lanes, improved crossings and junctions has been announced by the Government and Active Travel England (ATE). This allocation is for the next two financial years. A DfT spokesperson told LTT: “This Government has increased active travel funding... continue
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