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Take a stroll down Oxford Street to the Brecon Beacons…

Part 1 – from Accommodation Road to Kitcat Terrace.

Welcome to the A-Z, King’s Boulevard.

Concerns voiced about pedestrian safety, the effect on local residents and businesses, taxi drivers and the dangers of Games Lane envy

As previously reported, an 18-month trial of countdown clocks on pelican crossings began this morning at a junction beside Southwark station. Pedestrian Countdown, as the scheme is called, will, it is hoped, “make London safer for all concerned and smooth the flow of traffic to …

Photo / Payton Chung BBC London is reporting that countdown traffic lights, popular in many US cities, will be tried out later in this month at selected zones around London. Pedestrians in Holborn, Balham, and Blackfriars will be the first to see a countdown clock …

Fed up with the disruption caused by utility companies digging up London’s streets? TfL are considering fining companies who don’t complete work on time. Boris Johnson kicked off a war on holes as part of his Way To Go! initiative earlier this year by insisting …

Image by coneee Got a spare £87,000 burning a hole in your back pocket and a yearn to save the planet? Help is at hand: the Tesla Roadster, the electric car that’s become a hot piece of roadgoing kit among America’s glitterati, will soon be …

It seems not all bus lanes are created equal as Camden Council bans bikers from using them, despite approval from Westminster and TfL. The pilot scheme, intended to reduce collisions and improve road safety has left bikers paying more attention to road signage than the …

To avoid athletes missing events because they’re stuck in the Blackwall Tunnel, the ODA have unveiled plans for a designated road network. Certain lanes will be dedicated to Olympic traffic so 55,000 competitors and officials can move around quickly. We think it’s a good idea …