A great Exhibition
Exhibition Road in South Kensington has always been a bit special. It was the first road...
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The political road
There is a very long and expensive road scheme that has escaped the cuts. And, indeed,... -
Why America missed the train
Travelling around America by rail for the past two weeks to research my new book on... -
Cambridge busway debacle
It seemed a good idea at the time. Well, at least to some people. Instead of... -
Open letter to Norman Baker: save cycling cash
Open letter to Norman Baker, minister for cycling, walking, buses, alternatives to travel, etc Dear Norman... -
Norman: Save cycling money!
Open letter to Norman Baker, minister for cycling, walking, buses, alternatives to travel, etc Dear... -
HS2 may result in the unexpected
My new book, Engines of War, which is being published next month, highlights a little... -
It doesn’t have to be only cuts, minister
So Philip Hammond is the poor sap who drew the short straw as transport secretary... -
Open letter to the new transport secretary
Dear new transport secretary, You poor sap. I wonder why on earth you have... -
The suburban transport dilemma can be solved
I have always been rather stumped by the suburban question. When I have been on phone-ins... -
Oxford Street needs a radical rethink, not tinkering
Walking in a Soho street on a January Saturday night with my partner and a couple... -
Smarter travel is the clever way to go
As I write this column overlooking the street in Holloway where I live, an old... -
Road construction ploughs on despite change in climate
The first time I voted in an election was at the GLC elections of 1973... -
Cycle hire scheme may not be the best way to boost cycling
The London mayor’s cycle hire scheme terrifies me. Superficially, it sounds very exciting. There are to... -
Rail industry fails the PR test
There is something deeply perverse about the rail industry. While in a recession when customer numbers...
