Government ushers in new era of green commutes with e-bike Cycle to Work scheme
A refreshed Cycle to Work scheme could help many more commuters turn to greener journeys using e-bikes.
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Calls to make cycling more inclusive for women, older and disabled people
Women, older and disabled people are neglected in provision of resources to support cycling, according to a report.
Transport User Voice – June 2019 – Making bus a better choice for young people
Young people are the biggest users of the bus – but don’t feel services are designed for them.
Council rolls scooters out in bid to tackle pollution
Children in Leeds will soon be travelling to school on scooters instead of in cars as part of the council’s push to clean up the city’s air.
Minister announces £48m for low emission buses
The Office for Low Emission Vehicles is funding £48m for communities across the UK to benefit from over 260 new low emission buses.
Schoolchildren safety fear over fewer lollipop men and women
Safety campaigners say cuts to the number of lollipop men and women near schools are "jeopardising lives".
Department for Transport publishes no deal planning information
Transport technical notices, setting out plans to be put into place in the unlikely situation the UK leaves the EU without a deal, published.
PM unveils plans for UK to become world leader in low emission tech
PM Theresa May will announce £106 million for R&D in green vehicles, new batteries and low carbon technology at the UK's first Zero Emission Vehicle Summit.
London councils launch low emission zones
Two London councils have restricted nine streets to ultra low emission vehicles (ULEVs) during peak times.
