Enforcement of traffic offences in London has been described as a ‘postcode lottery’ – with a new report highlighting major discrepancies between boroughs.

Free sessions to teach riders what to do if they are the first on the scene at a collision which involves a fellow biker are taking place on a monthly basis during 2019.

More than a quarter of London’s roads are in ‘poor condition’ – meaning they have less than five years’ life remaining – according to a new report.

The agenda for a London-based conference, which examines current and future thinking with regard to young drivers, is almost complete.

More than half of London’s drivers are making or receiving calls at the wheel, double the UK average, a new survey suggests.

The Government has confirmed it will explore regulations around new types of vehicles, including e-scooters and e-cargo bike trailers, as part of a review into urban mobility.

TfL has published a new handbook giving all companies who want to do work on London’s roads ‘clear guidance and innovative ideas’ on how to keep people safe around roadworks.

With less than a month until the central London Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) becomes operational, TfL is reminding drivers to check their vehicles are compliant.

Motorists in Brent are being urged to think twice about buying part-worn tyres, following recent convictions of retailers found to be selling dangerous and illegal tyres.

Boroughs across London have been awarded funding to create new walking and cycling infrastructure and pedestrian crossings.