Cargo bikes deliver faster and cleaner than vans, study finds
Home deliveries are soaring and cargo bikes cut congestion and pollution in cities, researchers say
Halfords on a roll as Britons ride out the pandemic on bikes and in cars
But faced with online rivals, the company is switching focus from sales to servicing, especially of electric cars
Traffic wars: who will win the battle for city streets?
The long read: Radical new plans to reduce traffic and limit our dependence on cars have sparked bitter conflict. As legal challenges escalate, will Britain’s great traffic experiment be shut down before we have time to see the benefits?
Mind the gaps: will we go back to public transport after Covid?
When lockdown emptied the UK’s trains and buses, their operators’ revenues collapsed. Now home working and cycling could become a permanent threat to their finances
Low-traffic schemes benefit most-deprived Londoners, study finds
Data dispels myth that low-traffic neighbourhoods are disproportionately found in privileged areas
Halfords to train 1,500 extra technicians to work on electric cars, bikes and scooters
Halfords will also hire hundreds of new staff as it prepares for switch away from petrol cars
Mythbusters: eight common objections to LTNs – and why they are wrong
Low-traffic neighbourhoods have existed for decades but plans often spark fierce debate. We look at some of the biggest concerns
For our children’s sake, let’s rid Britain’s residential streets of traffic
Low-traffic neighbourhoods have been proven to work. Now let’s roll them out and reclaim the roads from the rat-run, says Greater Manchester’s cycling and walking commissioner, Chris Boardman
Dutch government pilots technology to cut e-bike road deaths
Digital system automatically reduces electric bicycles’ power in built-up areas
Who needs SUVs? Dear Keir, walk to the tailor next time
Labour’s leader is one of millions who should realise that large 4x4s have no place on our cramped city streets
Drive less or face post-lockdown gridlock, UK transport experts warn
Campaigners urge more walking and cycling schemes despite opposition from ‘vocal minority’
Cycling campaigners urge Keir Starmer to learn from collision
Crash which injured cyclist is ‘wake-up call’ for Labour to push for better infrastructure
Despite a loud opposing minority, low-traffic neighbourhoods are increasingly popular
YouGov poll found positive views on LTNs are three times higher than negative ones
Why we need media reporting guidelines for road safety
Language and accuracy matter, as they can contribute to making the roads less safe for non-motorists and how the law is applied
The new road rage: bitter rows break out over UK’s low-traffic neighbourhoods
As barriers and signs go up to stop rat runs and promote cycling and walking, communities are deeply divided over the benefits