News from Lambeth Council

All posts in Transport

We are responsible for looking after our roads and streets, and promoting the use of sustainable transport in the borough so that we can all make cleaner, healthier choices about how we get around. Read more below for the latest news from our transport teams.

A woman cycles through the Railton Low Traffic Neighbourhood in Brixton

Next steps for Lambeth’s low traffic neighbourhoods

Details of the monitoring during the experimental period and an update on the consultation on Lambeth's five emergency low traffic neighbourhood schemes.

Pupils playing in closed street

Lambeth pupils go back to safer School Streets

The journey back to school will be even safer at the end of the half-term break, as Lambeth Council introduces more measures to improve active travel options and enable...

Lamp column electric vehicle charge point

Lambeth beats 2022 target for chargepoints

Lambeth aims to support the journey towards sustainable transport and cleaner air with a network of electric vehicle charge points all over the borough.

Don't zap the zip! Cllr Ed Davie and Joshua Brown Smith with a sign at the protest in Parliament Square

Lambeth Council standing up for children’s free travel

Your Lambeth councillors are backing the ‘Don’t Zap the Zip’ campaign to stop the Government taking away free public transport for under-18-year-olds.

Milkwood Road crossing opens aug 2020

Community and council create safer school crossing

A new road crossing making the school journey on Milkwood Road safer has been designed to also enable ambulances to get to emergencies quickly.

A group shot of Lambeth Cllr, The London Mayor Sadiq Khan and local cycling campaigners

Waterloo: Improving walking and cycling while cutting emissions

A new £1million segregated cycle highway scheme, funded by Transport for London (TfL), is close to completion in Waterloo as Lambeth Council and TfL work together on improving the...

Alleyway by Crown Lane Primary school ad oped and designed as a walk to school route to cut car use

Lambeth primary school takes the ‘Creative Way’ to cleaner air

Crown Lane Primary School audited routes to school using the TfL Healthy Streets index and designed an attractive walking to school route to encourage less car use.

Brixton mural

Brixton Liveable Neighbourhood

Brixton Liveable Neighbourhood is a multi-million pound programme from Lambeth Council, The Mayor of London and Transport for London (TfL) to improve air quality, road safety and climate. Consultation...

« Previous 1 … 3 4 5 6 7 … 19 Next »