Plans to legalise private e-scooters set to be announced
Transport secretary Grant Shapps says plans to legalise the use of privately-owned e-scooters on public roads will be unveiled this month.
Redbridge moves to make cycling ‘easier and safer’
Redbridge Council hopes the introduction of improved infrastructure and free skills training will encourage more people of all ages to cycle in the borough.
London hits 10,000 electric vehicle chargers
New data shows London continues to lead the way when it comes to charging electric vehicles – with more than 10,000 charging points now publicly available.
Government ponders changes to MOT frequency
The RAC has warned that relaxing the frequency of MOT tests would see a “dramatic increase” in the number of unroadworthy vehicles, in turn making roads “far less safe”.
Hammersmith pupils complete free cycling course
Pupils in Hammersmith and Fulham enjoyed a week of cycling fun during the Easter holidays, with one describing how they now feel “ready to take on the road”.
Britain ‘moves closer to a self-driving revolution’
Changes to the The Highway Code are being introduced to pave the way for the first self-driving vehicles – which could be ready for use on UK roads later this year.
LRSC expands its social network
The London Road Safety Council has added LinkedIn and Instagram to its portfolio of social media channels.
“Vital” that children have access to safer streets
Healthy Streets Officers are making great strides towards a car-free school run by supporting the delivery of School Streets across London, according to Sustrans.
Trust to welcome funding applications for ‘Fitness to Drive’ interventions
Fitness to Drive has been announced as the theme for the Road Safety Trust’s 2022 Main Theme Grants Programme.
Plans to make drug-driving ‘as much of a social taboo’ as drink-driving
Drug-drivers could be required to undertake rehabilitation courses before being allowed back behind the wheel, under new plans unveiled by the Government.