Let’s spell it out: cars are a menace
By Christian Wolmar and Pearl Ahrens In terms of transport, the new post-pandemic normal is looking...
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How to address opposition to low traffic neighbourhoods
It has become the biggest transport controversy of the century. Not rail nationalisation, not the £27bn...
Who will save the inner cities?
At times I feel like crying. I did the other day when I met a railway...
Pandemic risks wrecking public transport
There is, perversely, something heartening about the atmosphere on the streets today. Kids are pedalling away...
Labour must not swallow the driverless car con
Anna Turley’s recent LabourList article about automation rightly extols the virtues of new technology while warning of its potential...
Why Frank Field and Margaret Hodge are wrong
Frank Field and Margaret Hodge are both wrong. Like them, I have had my doubts about...
Don’t let Trump distract us from the basics
We must get back to basics. The madness of Brexit and the chaos in the Tory...-
Boris’s last escape?
It is time we talked about Boris. His failure to live up to his promises about... 
Opposing Brexit will lose us some votes, but gain us many more
This is urgent. Labour must embrace staying in the single market and the customs union...
Cycling is a perfect fit with Labour values
Cycling has been a neglected area of Labour policy. Sure, our transport spokesmen and women have,...
The fantasy of a driverless cars future
Philip Hammond clearly thought twice before jumping into a driverless car on the day before his...
The garden bridge: another Boris blunder
The Garden Bridge project is dead. At last. Its death has rather been like watching a...
Why Brexit rebels should think twice before siding with Tories
So the not so great repeal bill got through the Commons with a majority of 36....
Cycling should play key role in Labour manifesto
One of areas where the Labour manifesto needs improvement is transport. It is rarely a frontline...
Labour must question the reasoning behind HS2 more closely
HS2 seems to be moving inexorably forward with the letting this week of several initial contracts...
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