Researchers suggest pedestrians should wear technology to communicate with driverless cars
A team of researchers in America are suggesting that pedestrians should wear radar reflectors in order to be “seen” by driverless cars.
A team of researchers in America are suggesting that pedestrians should wear radar reflectors in order to be “seen” by driverless cars.
The Government’s focus on the vital role of trees in new housing developments should be
Galliford Try’s Highways business has been awarded the third and final phase of the Grantham
GRAHAM, the civil engineering firm, has won a £79.5 million contract for a bridge that
Lancashire County Council’s cabinet has agreed a major programme of investment in vital transport infrastructure
GRAHAM, the civil engineering firm, has won a £79.5 million contract for a bridge that will provide a direct road link between Clydebank and Renfrewshire
Lancashire County Council’s cabinet has agreed a major programme of investment in vital transport infrastructure including roads, streetlights, bridges, flood prevention measures, and cycling and
All street data in Great Britain is now in one single dataset for the first time, after data from the Scottish Street Gazetteer has been
The Department for Transport’s Chief Scientific Adviser has told the Transport Technology Forum conference that he has been extremely impressed by the way the industry
“It’s pretty clear a pandemic is the most significant disruption to existing patterns of transport that we’ve had in the modern era – by quite
Kent Councty Council has started further work on repiaring potholes this month. Over the last year, the council has patched 358,840 square metres of Kent’s
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