Active travel spending review ‘takes us backwards’
The Government has been warned its vision to make England a ‘great walking and cycling nation’ cannot be delivered without a ‘substantial’ […]
Collisions in London ‘linked to neighbourhood deprivation’
New analysis shows that people living and working in London’s most deprived neighbourhoods are twice as likely to be injured in a […]
CYCLOPS junction wins award for Manchester
Transport for Greater Manchester and Manchester City Council have been named winners of a new award presented by Brake, in collaboration with […]
PACTS calls for ‘fresh look at road danger’
The Government is being urged to adopt a new style of casualty analysis which highlights the road users that most put others’ […]
More – not less – training needed for semi-autonomous vehicles
A new study says that behavioural training for drivers is paramount for the transition into the next stage of automated vehicles, known […]
Council looks for new speed powers
A radical rule change could see speeding drivers ignoring 20mph limits fined by council workers. Reading Borough Council is pushing the government […]
Scotland road casualties at record low
New figures show that the number of casualties on Scotland’s roads fell to a record low in 2019 – despite a small […]
Road Safety Trust announces 2021 programme of funding
The Road Safety Trust has confirmed its 2021 Main Theme Programme will provide grants for projects that explore how technology can reduce […]
‘Serious safety concerns’ expressed over’ALKS’ introduction
The Government has been urged to revise plans to permit the use of Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS) because the technology will […]
