Sides becoming more entrenched over HS2
The only strange aspect of the growing controversy over HS2 is that it has taken so...
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Are the new roads really needed?
For a long time, there has been very little published about the role of roads and... -
Time to consign yellow lines to history
I’ve always hated yellow lines. And that’s not because they stop me from parking where... -
Boris cycle plan: fact or fiction?
The London Mayor’s Vision for Cycling could be a landmark in UK policy on cycling even... -
Innovation ignored at our peril
The 150th anniversary of the Tube, celebrated with steam engines being operated on the system for... -
Britain still hesitant about innovation especially in transport
I have seen the future. Or have I? in 2012, I came across a wide variety... -
Gothenburg’s vision of sustainability
It’s easy to dismiss foreign experience as irrelevant because each country and culture has its particular... -
My mayoral campaign
I’ve decided to put my money where my mouth is. Or rather stick my head above... -
Will we get a cycling legacy from the Olympics
One of the oft hoped-for legacies of the Olympics is that the successes of the athletes... -
Safety, the hidden success story – except the roads
One of the unheralded successes of recent years has been the massive progress on transport safety.... -
Can the railways be decentralised?
Localism, decentralisation, devolution – these words have become the motherhood and apple pie of the Coalition... -
Heathrow pods are an idea for the future
There is a constant search for innovation in transport. I’ve lost count of the number of... -
Olympics – is it crying wolf or is chaos looming
I have been asked numerous times by various TV and radio stations, including several foreign ones,... -
Cameron on road to nowhere
We have been here before. Lots of times. The idea of trying to turn the roads... -
Parking scam is real war on motorist
When the Conservatives talk about the War on the Motorist which they are keen to end,...
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