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Towns and cities can be safer and more pleasant places to live and work when motorised traffic is restricted, so how best to enforce LTNs and school streets? Planters and bollards are often used to create low traffic neighbourhoods by blocking rat runs, and cameras are relied on to safeguard school streets, but how about the idea of a...

Edinburgh will be the first city in Scotland to completely ban pavement parking. In a change to the law seen as long overdue by anybody who has had to negotiate a blocked footpath while pushing a buggy, steering a mobility scooter or travelling by wheelchair, drivers who mount the kerb will from next month be fined £100. Double parking and...

Let's hear it for old-school Xmas day presents. If you remember a world before smartphones and consoles, you may have fond memories of analog gifts you had to put together yourself. Like the classic 1/8 scale model bicycle kit we're giving away. If you spent your childhood dreaming of finding a 10-speed racer under the tree, leave us a...

20mph limits only work if they're stuck to. A vocal minority of drivers have unusual ideas about why lower speeds in the areas people live, work and go to school are a bad idea, but what can be done to help those who are supportive of traffic calming measures? After all, everyone benefits from safer roads - however they travel. When The...

Cycling is one of life's simple pleasures. A bike can be acquired for next to nothing and doesn't require a licence or any specialist equipment, but whatever type of cyclist you are, it pays to know your rights and responsibilities in law. Test your knowledge of the rules, regulations and responsibilities that govern cycling on British...