Active Travel
E-scooters approved for London trial
Three companies, Dott, Lime and Tier, have been approved to operate e-scooter trials in London. The devices will only legally be allowed to be used
Paul Hutton
May 18, 2021
Three companies, Dott, Lime and Tier, have been approved to operate e-scooter trials in London. The devices will only legally be allowed to be used
Transport for London’s plans to install permanent barriers to block off cycle lanes on Westminster Bridge have been approved by the two affected Boroughs either
Imperial College London has joined forces with Enterprise Rent-A-Car and Brompton Bike Hire to launch a mobility hub at Imperial’s South Kensington campus as part of a
Business leaders in London have called on newly re-elected mayor, Sadiq Khan and Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps to come together to sort out the capital’s
The latest edition of the Road Surface Treatment Association’s much respected annual magazine, Renew, has been published, highlighting the work of the public and private
The Newly re-elected Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, has put a transport revolution across Greater Manchester at the centre of plans for his second
Ten organisations have written to Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick urging changes to the Government’s proposed planning reforms to avoid adding a tide of car traffic to already
A three year old boy has been seriously injured after being run over by a person on an e-scooter in the Feltham area of London.
Research by Cycling UK has shown that some councils in England are investing 170 times more per head on active travel than others. Its research
Instead of wholly rejecting the shift to active travel on the basis of poor administration in a handful of cases, we should champion schemes that
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