Tom Flood -- whose work used to include car advertising but who turned his skills to promoting road safety and mobility beyond cars -- is to speak at an event in Dublin on September 22nd. The event's organisers point out that Flood is renowned for his efforts to reframe the narrative around road safety, road violence and active transportation. If you haven't heard of his name, you might have seen one of his images shared on social media, usually branded with his company's name, Rovélo Creative.

E-scooters will be banned for anyone aged under 18, under proposals agreed by the Government.

Increase in road deaths amid rise of e-bikes prompts Houten to test willingness of freedom-loving cyclists to slow down

Seán Owens was on the way to a house call when he was hit by a car. He lost his right ear and spent nine months in hospital. He can no longer work as a GP.

How this affects you: Public transport and government services are public goods. But right now, vital updates—like train cancellations, road closures, and emergency alerts—are often shared on private ...

Mandatory helmets and high-vis for cyclists are now not being looked at by the Government, the Department of Transport has confirmed. The introduction of mandatory Personal Protective Equipment (PP…

— Plan was expected to be put to the Cabinet today before it was withdrawn from the meeting of Government Ministers. A reported plan by Ireland’s Government to make the wearing of helme…

Cabinet will sign off on plans to explicitly ban the use of scramblers on roads this morning.

They are shunted into a bumpy sliver of gutter between the kerb and the Luas tracks.