IPPR Stride and Ride Report Independent charity the Institute for Public Policy Research has published a new report on investment in active travel in England. It’s called Stride and Ride. The report contains five recommendations: The report says of the
Brian Deegan at Active Travel Café 9th January 2024 Brian Deegan, Head of Inspections at Active Travel England (ATE), was the special guest at Active Travel Café on Tuesday 9th January 2024. He gave a talk about ATE’s recent activities
Design Options for the Oatlands Area This post follows on from Oatlands Consultation Shows Most Respondents Unhappy and Want Change. That first post reported the results of traffic surveys and a Commonplace consultation. Now I will look at the designs
Oatlands Consultation Shows Most Respondents Unhappy and Want Change The results of the Oatlands consultation held in October/November 2022 show that most respondents are unhappy with the way the area is dominated by motor vehicles, and want change. The consultation
Little Progress on Active Travel Targets, says Public Accounts Committee The government has made little progress on its active travel targets, according to a new report on Active Travel in England by the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee. The
Final Thoughts on the A660 Leeds Cycle Infrastructure This post follows on from More Thoughts on the A660 Leeds Cycle Infrastructure. These are my final comments on what I saw riding along the A660 from the Outer Ring Road to
DfT Will Fail to Meet its 2025 Active Travel Objectives – NAO The Department for Transport (DfT) is set to fail to meet its 2025 objectives for active travel, according to a new report by the National Audit Office (NAO).
Active Travel England Annual Report Active Travel England (ATE) has published its Annual Report and Accounts up to 31st March 2023. The sections of the greatest interest are the Introduction from Chris Boardman, the Foreword by Chief Executive Danny Williams,
Ten Points about Active Travel Fund 4 Active Travel England (ATE) has published the guidance it gave to local authorities to enable them to complete their Active Travel Fund 4 (ATF4) bids. The bids have already been submitted and decided
Active Travel England to be Consulted on Planning Applications from Today From today, 1st June 2023, Active Travel England (ATE) will be consulted on all large planning applications. This follows a pilot project where ATE worked with 30 local authorities