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...
