Increasing public transport fares by an astonishing 15pc while urging us to move away from using cars makes no sense

Idea that climate action is about individual responsibility is as ridiculous as suggesting everyone can equip themselves to fight in war

Are bikes DEI, or are they a miracle? (Or both?)

A "bicycle library" service has started in Swords, Co Dublin -- it allows people to try an electric-assisted bicycle, or e-bike for short, for up to three months to see if they might be the right fit for them. As previously reported, bike libraries have been set up in different areas, including Ballymun in Dublin City and Limerick City, as well as at a number of large employers such as…

A cycling campaign group, I Bike Dublin, has called for immediate removal of trial of chicane barriers on Capel Street and Parliament Street, with the focus instead being on enforcement of illegal electric devices. These devices which are often referred to as "bicycle-shaped objects" are classed as mopeds because they are too overpowered to be considered electric assisted bicycles. For an electric bike to be considered bicycles, the motor assistance must only activate when the user is pedalling and must cut out at 25km/h.

Oliver Callan writes that he is “quiet quitting” about climate change (July 1) because doing more is “too hard, and it also feels pointless”. I share his frustrations about slow delivery and contradic...

At a fundamental level, we do not believe what we are experiencing: the catastrophic effects of global heating

Research shows 14% of on-street car parking spaces will be erased by ever bigger cars

YouTube video by Louth County Council

Songs to set the world on fire.

The real burden of road trauma on the health system is far greater than the fatality count might suggest

Fuel protests have seen big wheels driven over democratic norms

Our innovators are discovering novel uses for materials that would otherwise end up in landfill, and developing products to replace single-use plastics

Before I began driving less, I had long had a melancholic sense that the city lifestyle I lived was cut off from the seasons and nature