Trials of rental e-scooters can start in the Capital from 4 July, under new regulations announced by the Government.
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‘Unprecedented demand’ leads to Santander Cycles expansion
TfL has set out plans to expand the Santander Cycles scheme – on the back of more than 1.1 million hires during a record-breaking May.
London home to more than 5,000 electric vehicle charging points
New Government figures show the Capital is leading the way when it comes to provision for electric vehicle charging.
Race to legalise e-scooters ‘not safe or sensible’
A charity which represents blind and visually impaired people has written to the DfT urging it to rethink plans to legalise electric scooters, warning they contribute to a ‘dangerous, frightening, intimidating and hostile’ urban environment.
Hackney steps up introduction of School Streets
School Streets will be introduced at almost every primary school in Hackney by September, as part of ‘radical’ plans to protect vulnerable road users from an increase in traffic as lockdown eases.
New powers for councils to keep cyclists safe
Authorities in London are being given new powers to crack down on the misuse of cycle lanes, as part of wider plans to build a ‘greener, healthier and more resilient transport network’.
TfL issues speed warning amid introduction of new road layouts
With changes to road layouts and an increased number of people walking and cycling, drivers in London have been told it’s ‘more critical than ever’ to obey speed limits.
MAG launches ‘Filter Friendly’ campaign on Ride to Work Day
As riders across the world celebrate Ride to Work Day, a new campaign has been launched asking drivers to look out for – and give space to – filtering motorcyclists.
Westminster set for city-wide 20mph roll-out
Westminster City Council says a city-wide 20mph speed limit is essential for the safety of the increasing number of people opting to walk and cycle during the Covid-19 pandemic.
LRSC calls for reinstatement of road safety officers
With the easing of lockdown measures, the London Road Safety Council believes it is vital road safety officers are able to continue to deliver education and training in order to protect lives.









