Bus operators in London will have to incorporate technology such as advanced emergency braking on their vehicles by 2024, under plans unveiled by TfL.

Politicians, council and businesses leaders recently attended a one-day event to understand how they can help eliminate deaths and serious injuries from London’s transport network.

Road safety teams across the Capital are participating in Road Safety Week 2018 which raises awareness about the importance of protecting those on two wheels.

The future of a new road safety and sustainable travel project, which has the backing of Kingston Council, remains in the balance as its crowdfunding campaign draws to a close.

New plans to develop Oxford Street will not ‘decisively reduce motor traffic in the area’, according to the London Cycling Campaign.

Hounslow Council has launched a public consultation as a first step towards prohibiting engine idling across the borough.

While there are some excellent staff deployed on work which includes road safety, these days there are fewer staff with dedicated road safety roles.

A one-day conference – being held today (2 Nov) and organised by the London Road Safety Council – will examine the future of road safety in the Capital.

The City of London Corporation has published plans for a pilot scheme that would allow only ultra-low emission vehicles on a prominent road within the Square Mile.