Residents across the North of England are altering how, when – and in some cases if – they use public transport because of personal safety
The number of roads policing officers in England and Wales has reduced by more than 1,000 in the last 10 years, RAC analysis of government
Thousands of children in the London Borough of Haringey are benefitting from safer and healthier journeys to school this World Car Free Day. Cabinet Member
Transport for London has delayed publishing plans for the second phase of its mission to end all road deaths and serious injuries on the capital’s
Data shows that the number of casualties on 20mph and 30mph roads in Wales fell by 25% in the 18 months after the nation’s default
With pressure mounting on local authorities to keep roads safe and traffic flowing amid rising maintenance demands, how can councils protect the wellbeing of the
The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety, PACTS, has released a new report into seat belt use by British drivers, in the face of figures
Work starts today on improvements to the A1 to cut road traffic collisions as National Highways aims to reduce the number of people harmed on
Competence gaps in fire engineering have prompted the launch of a new training course for construction professionals – including structural engineers as well as Tier
A new data platform developed with Department for Transport funding could help to solve one of Britain’s toughest transport problems: the school run. The morning
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