Experts are celebrating a ‘significant milestone’ in the development of autonomous vehicles, after demonstrating their ability to operate safely in London’s ‘complex urban environment’.

Hounslow’s first Junior Roadwatch session took place last month, with pupils helping to bring about the prosecution of an uninsured driver.

A new app has been launched which uses virtual reality technology to help teach road safety to primary school children.

A new ‘how to’ guide has been launched to help people in London set up a pocket park – or ‘parklet’ – on their street.

More than 25km of central London roads will be closed to traffic on Sunday, in an effort to inspire more people to walk and cycle as part of their daily routine.

Westminster City Council has set out plans to introduce a 20mph speed limit across the borough.

TfL says four new ‘high-quality’ Cycleways will bring even more people within easy reach of the Capital’s rapidly expanding cycle network.

Businesses in east London are being encouraged to undertake safety training to help HGV drivers see the road from a cyclist’s perspective.

Angry Al is becoming a familiar name among young riders in the Capital – helping to promote vital safety messages on themes such as speeding and junctions.

TfL has confirmed speed limits on central London roads will be reduced to 20mph from early next year, after receiving public support for the plans.