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DfT

Road journeys down in 2013 says DfT traffic figures

Poverty, recession and bad weather cited as reasons for fewer journeys

Birmingham reacts as council lays out plans to compete for £10 million of cycle funding

Department for Transport running £30 million competition for cities to win Cycle City Ambition grants

Nottingham bids for £6 million Cycle City Ambition cash from DfT

Money would be used for two cycle routes across city as well as improvements on inner ring road

Green councillor says £2m planned for bike bridge in Suffolk would be better spent on cycle paths

Project received single biggest DfT grant among the 78 projects announced this week

£40m announced to improve cycle safety at junctions in England - but will it achieve that effect?

DfT says improvements will be made at 78 locations - but there's controversy over one of those, in Cambridge

DfT launches new road safety comparison website - but how useful is it?

First glance suggests new site limited when looking at cycling casualties; research portal also launched today

DfT Statistics: Number of cyclists killed or seriously injured in Britain up 8 per cent in year to September 2012

Campaigners say government needs to do more to protect vulnerable road users such as cyclists and pedestrians

Transport Minister Norman Baker announces £62 million investment in cycling

£30 million available for cities to bid on to improve facilities, £9 million will see 40 per cent more railway cycle parking spaces

CTC and British Cycling welcome extra £20 million for cycling announced by Norman Baker

Transport minister also hints that PM will make announcement on cycling and walking in new year

Seven in ten lorries break speed limit on single carriageway roads - so DfT plans to let them go faster

Sustrans condemns proposals saying they conflict with minister's words on improving safety of cyclists and pedestrians

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