French Government has mandated that car advertisements will have to include messages encouraging people to consider less polluting transport alternatives.
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Fact check: Bike lanes don’t cause congestion
A recent exposé in The Guardian details how a nasty myth linking bike lanes to congestion escaped into the wild, and even made its way Down Under.
Supporting cycling saves lives
A new study found that over 200,000 premature deaths could be prevented each year if countries support high levels of urban cycling.
COVID amplifies vehicle noise problem
Cities around the world are implementing new ways to reduce car noise, as it is proven to be linked to speeding and crashing.
Scotland’s big budget allocation for active travel
The Scottish government will increase spending on active travel in 2024‑25 to at least £320m, equivalent to 10 per cent of the total transport budget.
NZ shows lower speeds save lives
A long-term evaluation of lower speed limits in the Auckland region of New Zealand has found that both fatalities and injuries have declined on the slower roads.
COP26 cycling protest gets recognition
Following intensive lobbying and protests from bike advocates on Transport Day at COP26, a last minute nod to active transport was inserted into the official declaration.
Google Maps upgrade will provide better bike routes
A new upgrade to Google Maps will provide better navigation and wayfinding features for people making their trips with a bike.
Tackling rural car dependency is essential for reducing emissions
A new UK report has found that targeting car dependency outside of cities is critical for reducing carbon footprints.
Paris goes all-in on bikes
The city of love, the city of light, the city of bikes? Paris recently announced a 250 million euro infrastructure plan that aims to make the entire city bike-friendly.