34 schools across London have seen their efforts to champion active and safe travel recognised by Transport for London (TfL).

A London-based campaign group has staged a ‘die in’ protest in memory of a cyclist who was killed after a collision with a HGV.

The first driverless cars will arrive in London later this month as part of an £8m research project based in Greenwich.

The South London family behind Lillian’s Law, the campaign which helped pave the way for the introduction of a specific drug-driving offence, has been recognised with a Pride of Britain Award.

Liz Brooker, road safety & sustainable transport manager at Lewisham Council, was at Buckingham Palace yesterday (27 Oct) to receive the MBE she was awarded in the 2016 Queens Birthday Honours.

More than 100,000 pre school children registered for Children’s Traffic Club (CTC) London during the last academic year, making 2015/16 the initiative’s most successful year to date, with all of the project’s Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) exceeded.

The CEO of the Swedish company behind the world’s first airbag for cyclists will showcase his product to delegates attending the London Road Safety Council’s centenary conference early next year.

Val Shawcross, London’s deputy mayor for transport, has announced a number of extensions to the Cycle Superhighway network, including plans for consultation on two new routes.

One of London’s leading independent waste management companies has been recognised for the ‘outstanding measures’ it has taken to improve the safety of its vehicle fleet.

Delegates attending the LRSC Centenary Conference will hear how TfL is working with London boroughs to achieve the target of halving the number of people killed and seriously injured on the Capital’s roads by 2020.