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Haringey, Lewisham and Southwark given go-ahead to redesign junctions and reprogramme traffic lights

Making our neighbourhoods safer, cleaner and greener Enfield Council is proposing to introduce 20mph speed limits on residential some residential streets and roads in town centres — part of our wider ...

Officers are keen to speak to any witnesses who may have information.

European safety groups raise concerns that a recent transatlantic trade and investment agreement between the US and EU will expose EU citizens to higher road risks.

Find out about TfL’s consultation on proposals to improve safety on Shoreditch High Street with Great Eastern Street junction

Buses to be banned from famous high street to pave way for special shopping event on Sunday September 21

Lambeth to commission study into whether larger vehicles pose a greater danger to pedestrians and cyclists

Any lingering hopes of a road river crossing being built at Thamesmead have finally been killed off - providing a boost to plans to build thousands of new homes and a Docklands Light Railway extension...

Zag sits down with London’s Walking and Cycling Commissioner Will Norman to examine whether the UK capital is on track to meet its pledge of eliminating road deaths and serious injuries by 2041.

Transport for London (TfL) is proposing a number of changes to its Central London Congestion Charging Zone. Some of these are good; others could go further. Access the consultation (closes 4th Augu…

The new crossings are a hundred times cheaper than traditional zebras, but are not currently recommended by the Department for Transport.

More than 10 million fewer vehicles have entered the zone.

Regent Street St James's would be pedestrianised under the plans from The Crown Estate and council.

Exclusive: Study also finds no change in number of casualties on roads just outside low-traffic neighbourhoods

“Did you witness the collision? If you think you might have caught any dash cam or mobile phone footage of the incident, or the time leading up to it, please...

Sports utility vehicles account for more than half of new cars bought in UK

The Road Safety Foundation has published a new report entitled ‘Determining Safe Speeds’, working with experts in in-depth collision investigation research from Loughborough University, TRL, Autoliv and Lösningar. The report identifies the speeds that would be required to prevent most deaths and serious injuries. These speeds are evidence-based, given the laws of physics and the fragility of the human body. The report does not make recommendations about speed limit setting; it simply reports this evidence base from in-depth collision investigation studies.