(Drawing) Rings Around The World

I've just published a post over at LondonTransportData about what I think are some very interesting trends in the proportion of people ...

Following the tragic but sadly all too predictable death of Min Joo Lee at Kings Cross a fortnight ago, some people are talking about a ch...

Transport for London have published, following a Freedom of Information request , the analysis used to make its forecasts for the modal shar...

Prof Henry Overman of the LSE has some interesting thoughts on lessons for urban policy from Dani Rodrik's book ' The Globalization...

I've just finished reading Ryan Avent's book The Gated City, which UK readers can download for Kindle or PC/Mac reading here . Anyon...

It's been an interesting couple of days in the wacky world of congestion and road pricing. First, the House of Commons Transport Committ...

Matt Yglesias recommends that people who want to see progressive policy changes should (a) badger their elected representatives about it an...

Simon Jenkins attacks the NPPF again, and as before the effect is to make you wonder if it's such a bad idea after all. But I just want...

Aaron Naparstek's article from a few months ago on the 'war for the streets' in 1920s America is well worth a read: University...

Matt Yglesias says people who want to see less car ownership, less space used for parking and less driving overall "should support rel...