TfL is inviting people to have their say on two projects designed to boost to the Capital’s walking and cycling network.

A training course to provide road safety practitioners with the basic skills, knowledge and understanding to deliver a road safety intervention takes place in London next month.

An initiative to protect vulnerable road users in London from the ‘most dangerous’ heavy goods vehicles will launch in October, with enforcement to commence in 2020, TfL has confirmed.

A scheme which charges utility companies for digging up London’s roads is funding innovative solutions to tackle congestion and minimise the impact of roadworks – saving £100m in lost travel time.

The London Road Safety Council is seeking to appoint a digital media company to create a series of short films for a new mobile phone publicity campaign which will run on social media.

Plans to increase the uptake of less polluting modes of transport in Hackney, including cargo bikes and electric vehicles, have been boosted by nearly £200k of Government funding.

The London Road Safety Council is inviting nominations for its annual road safety award, designed to celebrate work carried out within the education, training and publicity aspects of road safety.

Authorities in London have been accused of discriminating against motorcyclists, after calls to exempt powered two wheeler riders from the Capital’s new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) fell on deaf ears.

Hounslow Council is aiming to encourage a pedal revolution among the borough’s female cyclists, organising weekly rides throughout the spring and summer months.

The new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) has come into force in central London – on what is being described as a ‘landmark day’ for the Capital.