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Every euro invested in active travel produces almost €4 in economic benefits, according to a report commissioned by the National Transport Authority.

Comment & Analysis: Researchers were surprised by how much schoolchildren’s lung capacity in London has improved since the controversial, yet highly popular, ultra-low emission zone (Ulez…

When Roads Become Art What if a bike path could light your way—without streetlights? In the Netherlands, designers turned that idea into reality with the Van Gogh-Roosegaarde Cycle Path, a glowing c...

Large trucks turning right can sweep cyclists into their rear wheels in an instant. Understanding this deadly dynamic could save lives.

Pedal power is booming, spinning up a new culture war

Reform UK has received £24 million from oil and gas interests, accounting for more than two thirds of its total income, DeSmog can reveal. Led by Nigel Farage, the party is calling for new North Sea o...

Imperial College scientists analysed health records before and after introduction of air pollution reduction zones Low emission and clean air zones attract controversy whenever they are proposed, but there is growing evidence that they work in improving air quality. The Bradford zone was followed by a reduction of about 25% in GP visits for heart and breathing problems and survey data shows that the central London zone was followed by a reduction in the likelihood of a person taking sick leave. Now analysis of health records has found emergency admissions to hospital reduced after the introduction of the T-charge and ultra-low emissions zone (Ulez) in central London. Continue reading...

Close to two-thirds of the city’s residents commute by bike to school or work every day.

Visualising how the climate has changed for every country across the globe

Getting from A to B on a bicycle more often could reduce risk of dementia, possibly by protecting a part of the brain tied to memory functions, new research finds.

Busting the myth of the "scofflaw cyclist" Danish Road Directorate studies reveal that while 66% of motorists routinely break road traffic laws only 5% of cyclists do so. Law breaking by cyclists is h...

How wind and solar quietly pushed gas off the margin, and the wholesale price followed.

Astonishing amount of space in most urban areas is given over to the publicly-subsidised storage of private vehicles

Research from New York City notes that newly installed protected bike lanes do more than keep bikers safe--they raise the income of the stores they are in front of.

The capital city is Finnish’ed with car-related fatalities.

The 2026 Fifa World Cup was supposed to provide a tourism boom for the United States, but now the fear is that may never materialise.