TfL is encouraging fleet operators to prepare for the introduction of the ‘world-leading’ Direct Vision Standard – with less than three months until the first phase begins.

TfL is making more than £500,000 available for community and not-for-profit groups to encourage people to walk and cycle.

One year on from the launch of London’s Vision Zero Action Plan, victims of road collisions are speaking out about the devastation they have experienced.

The number of people killed on London’s roads fell to the lowest level on record in 2018, new statistics show.

Brent has become the latest borough to close roads around schools at peak times – as part of an 18-month trial.

The London Road Safety Council has presented two prominent members of the organisation with Distinguished Service Awards.

Will Norman, London’s walking and cycling commissioner, has called for an end to the Capital’s car dominance and for the streets to be given back to the people.

Transport for London is keen to ‘urgently’ work with the Government to improve the motorcycle licencing system following a spike in deaths among young riders.

The London Borough of Hounslow has received the 2019 London Road Safety Award for its success in raising the profile of adult cycle training in the borough, and significantly increasing the number of people participating in adult cycle training.

In carrying out analysis into the ‘safety in numbers’ concept, the Motorcycle Action Group (MAG) says it has uncovered some ‘uncomfortable truths’ about the safety of motorcyclists in London.