Latest Policy News
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UK Transport Minister Dismisses Legalising Helmets for Cyclists
UK Transport Minister, Jesse Norman, has responded to a question in UK Parliament on whether the DfT will legalise the use of helmets.
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SFMTA Approves Slow Streets Programme in San Francisco
SFMTA has approved the continuation of the Slow Streets programme to encourage people in San Francisco to use active transportation.
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European Commission Approves France's Ban on Some Short-Haul Flights
The European Commission has approved the French government's ban on short-haul flights, as long as a viable rail alternative is available.
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ULEZ Zone to Be Expanded to Greater London
The Mayor of London has announced that the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) will be expanded to cover all boroughs in Greater London.
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European Commission Proposes Euro 7 Standards for Motor Vehicles
The European Commission has presented a new proposal for Euro 7 standards that will reduce air pollution from motor vehicles.
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UK: TfN Opens Consultation on Draft Transport Strategy
Transport for the North has opened a consultation on a new draft strategy that aims to increase access to public transport.
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US Department of Transportation Publishes New Road Safety Guidance
The US Department of Transportation has released new guidance aiming to cut the number of people killed in collisions with motor vehicles.
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New Report Reveals Public Support for Pay-As-You-Drive Scheme
Campaign for Better Transport has revealed that 49% of people support a pay-as-you-drive scheme, while only 18 percent oppose the idea.
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Australia: NSW Government Presents Future Transport Strategy
The NSW government has unveiled a new Future Transport Strategy that aims to make transport in the state quicker, more convenient and safer.
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UK Government Publishes Transport Decarbonisation Update
The UK government has published an update on its Transport Decarbonisation Plan, outlining its commitments to reducing GHG emissions.
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European Commission Invests €5.4bn in Sustainable Transport Infrastructure
The European Commission has invested 5.4 billion EUR in 135 infrastructure projects across the EU to promote sustainable future transport.
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UN Regulation Increases Automated Driving Speed Limit to 130km/h
UN Regulation No. 157 has extended the maximum speed limit for Automated Driving Systems (ADS) to 130 kilometres per hour.
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Mayor of London Proposes Expansion of ULEZ
A consultation has been launched on plans to expand London's ULEZ to Greater London to help improve air quality in the UK capital.
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UK Government Assumes International Transport Forum Presidency
The UK government is assuming the presidency of the International Transport Forum to provide cleaner, safer transportation.
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UK Government to Fund Zero-Emission Road Freight Programme
Over 200 million GBP in UK government funding will be invested in a zero-emission road freight trial programme.
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US DOT Announces Carbon Reduction Program
The US DOT's Federal Highway Administration has announced a new Carbon Reduction Program with 6.4 billion USD in funding.
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UK Launches Zero Emission Flight Delivery Group
The UK has launched the Zero Emission Flight Delivery Group to advance the development of battery and hydrogen-powered flights.
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UK Government Awards £1.95 Million for Future Transport Projects
The Department for Transport (DfT) has awarded 1.95 million GBP in funding to future transport projects in the UK.
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UK Transport Committee Calls for New National Road Pricing Scheme
The UK Transport Committee has highlighted the need for a road pricing system to maintain the link between motoring taxation and road usage.…
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IIHS Creates Safeguard Ratings for Partial Automation
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) is developing a ratings program to evaluate the safeguards that vehicles with partial auto…
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UK Government to Pause Rollout of Smart Motorways
The UK government are pausing the rollout of new smart motorway schemes until they can review 5 years of safety data.
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New Jersey Adopts Advanced Clean Trucks Rule
New Jersey has adopted the Advanced Clean Trucks rule. The policy will phase in electric trucks to reduce air pollutants.
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24-Hour Bus Lanes Trial Set to Become Permanent in London
TfL will make its trial of 24-hour bus lanes permanent, after a trial resulted in reduced journey times and improved reliability.
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New Building Regulations Mandate Charge Point Infrastructure in England
The UK Government has consulted on proposals to introduce building regulations which will mandate charge point infrastructure in new homes.