A 21-year-old man is charged after he was pinged allegedly driving at 149 kilometres per hour above the speed limit in a high-performance car in WA's South West.

This train station in Melbourne's booming outer west has been open for less than a month, but is already experiencing growing pains.

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As experts fear for future of UK capital’s bus network, some commuters are giving up entirely. London is not alone – with worrying implications for poorest in society

A drop-off in foot traffic in Adelaide's CBD prompts an exchange between the state's Property Council and the city council, which are at odds on parking and residential development.

A study of 13 years of crashes in Australia finds a link between car height and risk of pedestrian death, particularly for women and children.

Urbanism is full of critical feminist issues, but the lack of women helping to shape American cities endangers us all.

An urban think tank has highlighted where Sydney should invest in rapid bus services to fix a city-centric approach to public transport.

There are howls of protest from the right about plans for Birmingham to be a 20mph city. But it will be a good thing, and others will follow, says transport writer and podcaster Christian Wolmar

Updated draft highway code follows several court rulings assigning blame for road accidents to careless pedestrians

Alessandro Rapinese denies he is waging personal vendetta against cyclists amid a public backlash

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From neighbourhood shopping streets to accessible transport, Japan's most liveable cities remove the everyday frustrations of urban life.

Mining cities across Australia say the count fails to acknowledge the increasing pressure the nation's growing fly-in fly-out workforce puts on communities.

A controversial safe street treatment in Wembley has been only “moderately successful” in reducing car speeds and increasing cyclist use, according to a highly anticipated State Government review.

Official figures expose widening gap in road deaths and injuries between poor and wealthy postcodes