
Scottish Government issues new guidance for cycling infrastructure
The Scottish Government has published new guidance to support more consistent design of permanent cycling infrastructure. The guidance, titled ‘Cycling by Design’, will offer roads

The Scottish Government has published new guidance to support more consistent design of permanent cycling infrastructure. The guidance, titled ‘Cycling by Design’, will offer roads

Seven of London‘s Low-Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) London are to be scrapped after it was found they caused “no material change in air quality“. Ealing Council studied nine LTNs following

Investment in safe cycling routes, new rail stations, a new rapid bus services and light rail, as well as extending the West Midlands Metro network

Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) has unveiled a new mini-transport hub which is designed to bring together eco-friendly travel options such as e-scooters, pedal bikes

Shropshire Council is being urged to increase its spending on active travel to 10% of its total highways budget. The opposition Liberal Democrat group has

“I think the excitement about getting back to normal business long last,” explains Danny Woolard of GEWI as he looks forward to the ITS World

Political leaders in Greater Manchester are calling on government in Westminster to back the early delivery of plans for bus franchising and public transport reforms.

Digital mobility modelling experts Aimsun have released the latest version of Aimsun Next modelling software focussing on multi-modal travel. The company says Aimsun Next 22

Essex have residents have backed the aims of the council’s Safer, Greener, Healthier Active Travel campaign with almost three quarters (74%) supporting prioritising and increasing

An electric bike pilot scheme that has received more than £1m of funding from the Welsh Government is already helping local residents to swap their
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