Biofuels could kill more people than the Iraq war.
Category: transport
Beneath the Pall of Misery, a New Movement Is Born
The climate camp at Heathrow is materially different from protests that have taken place in Britain before.
What if the Oil Runs Out?
Though the government is planning a massive expansion of transport networks, it has never considered this question.
Car-nage
We need a global campaign for road safety, but not one controlled by the motor industry.
Preparing for Take-Off
The government knows that its airport plans will cancel out all its efforts to tackle climate change.
Life Coaching
The most miserable of transport modes, the coach, could be used to transform the way we travel.
We Are All Killers
Until we stop flying
Paul Smith and Safe Speed – the Self-Exposure of a Crank
A footnote.
The Anti-Social Bastards in Our Midst
The car is turning us into a nation of libertarians
Passive Driving
Why are we still exposed to pollution that kills 39,000 a year?
Road Hogs
Even the government’s private finance success story turns out to be a roaring failure
Feeding Cars, Not People
The adoption of biofuels would be a humanitarian and environmental disaster
Think inside the box
With only a little tweaking, Labour’s congestion plans could also solve the speeding problem
War x 4
Any government concerned about global security and climate change should be banning 4x4s
A Weapon With Wings
The centenary of the Wright brothers’ flight should be a day of international mourning.
Airstrip One
Britain is turning into one big runway, thanks to publicly subsidised misery
Dig Up the Roads
Local economies will prosper only by cutting their global links
First Create Your Traffic Problem
The purpose of the Hastings bypass is to increase congestion on the South coast, paving the way for a motorway
Whose Side Are They On?
Farmers should be campaigning for more expensive fuel
A Broken Network
This week’s train crash is the result of decades of political engineering