UK has almost 1m EV chargers, with new public one installed every 25 minutes
Electric vehicle industry says spring data shows installations are keeping pace with rising battery sales
UK haulage industry calls for investment in electric truck infrastructure
There are just 300 electric HGVs in the 500,000-strong lorry fleet – and only one public charging point, says RHA
From potholes to HS2, transport gets voters going – but some solutions are unsayable
As Labour and Tories promise rail reform and court motorists, many experts think road pricing is inevitable
Carbon emissions from vans still rising as UK drivers cling to diesel
Costly new vehicles, limited choice and scarce charging points are holding back a switch to electric by businesses
‘The time is right’ for US to catch up on high-speed rail, says British Amtrak exec
With half a dozen US rail projects in the works, Andy Byford thinks Americans will soon clamor for 200mph train lines
Alaska limits cruise ship passengers in capital city after 1.6m visitors last year
Juneau agrees deal with industry body to curtail visits but critics say it does not go far enough to protect quality of life
EU to put tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese electric vehicles as trade war looms
Move, to be applied provisionally from July, would trigger duties of more than €2bn a year
Investment in clean energy likely to be double figure for fossil fuels in 2024, IEA says
Low-carbon electricity investment driven by solar projects but oil and gas spending still too high to meet climate goals
‘Yes, Lego car!’: why small electric cars could be about to break the grip of SUVs
The 500kg Microlino is part of a new set challenging the ever-increasing domination of huge cars
Thai island of Samui weighs ‘White Lotus effect’ against environmental cost
There is unease about how to strike a balance between tourist numbers and the need to protect natural resources
Price driven: electric cars have never been cheaper. Is it now time to buy an EV?
Carmakers are scrambling as new EV models arrive amid a glut of supply – and Australian buyers are likely to benefit
‘The tranquility frees you’: Bogotá, the city that shuts out cars every week
Born out of an anti-car protest in 1974, the Colombian capital closes many roads to cars every Sunday, leaving them free for bikes, skates and pedestrians
Wealthy white men are UK’s biggest transport polluters, study finds
IPPR research examines transport emissions by income, gender, location, ethnicity and age
John Adams obituary
Other lives: Professor of geography at UCL who was an expert on risk and the social implications of a hypermobile world
Jeff Dodds: the Formula E boss planning a move into pole position
Petrolheads are quick to scorn the idea of electric car racing, but the series’ chief executive is sure that time, technology – and even geography – are on his side