The car is king in the US – and pedestrian deaths are rising. Where is the outrage?

Pedestrian deaths are at a 40-year high and the number of cyclists hit by cars has increased since the pandemic. The most astounding part? These are preventable tragedies, says Arwa Mahdawi

Outcry in Birmingham after four cyclists and pedestrians die in a month

Road safety campaigners say that people drive at ‘terrifying speeds’ throughout the city

‘In at the deep end’: ditching the car for a cargo bike on the school run

The price tags can be eye-watering for the electric model I need around my hilly London neighbourhood

Cuts to cycling and walking budget in England ‘will cost £2bn in long term’

Exclusive: Labour estimates huge impact on public health and wider economy from halving active travel budget

Pedestrian jailed for manslaughter after causing cyclist to fall in front of car

Auriol Grey shouted and waved at Celia Ward to get off the pavement in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire

Row growing after third historic rail bridge filled in with concrete

National Highways faces third intervention by a local authority over infilling, after burying Congham bridge in Norfolk in tonnes of concrete

LTNs appear not to push traffic on to boundary roads, London study finds

Exclusive: number of motor vehicles in 46 low-traffic neighbourhoods studied also significantly reduced

‘Entrenched car culture’ leaves millions of Britons in transport poverty

Study finds drivers spending up to a fifth of pre-tax income on running a car as lack of infrastructure deters people from cycling

Bavarian cyclists win right to photograph cars parked in their way

Ansbach court rules in favour of two cycling activists who had been fined €100 for breaching data protection regulation

Row over Germany’s public transport ticket jumping from €9 to €49

Charities warn increase in monthly local travel pass will freeze out millions struggling with living costs

Cycling wars resume in Australia’s biggest cities – but is it a ‘bikelash’ or just nimbyism?

Experts urge evidence over passion amid concerns about loss of parking, construction disruption – even where the governor general will park

‘It’s a bit of freedom’: traffic-stopping tech helps Glasgow school’s bike bus on its way

Convoy of Shawlands primary children ‘have as much right to be on the road as cars’, say parents

Jeremy Vine breached impartiality rules over LTNs, says BBC

Broadcaster warns staff against expressing support for contentious cyclist-friendly scheme

Spat at, abused and run off the road: why do some people hate cyclists so much?

Bike riders have always faced aggression from car drivers. But they now find themselves on the latest front in the culture wars – with anger whipped up by the rightwing press

Will Butler-Adams: Brompton Bicycle’s evangelist-in-chief

The engineer is convinced that folding bikes can help solve global problems and improve our lives – and that they are reasonable value for money