Council says transport improvements helping keep Nottinghamshire moving
Nottinghamshire County Council has highlighted progress on highways, transport and electric vehicle infrastructure after reporting it completed 40 of the 48 priority actions set out in its 2024/25 Annual Delivery Plan. The authority’s Annual Report, presented to Cabinet, says four of the five actions under its ambition to improve transport and digital connections were completed […]
Kapsch TrafficCom implements 14 Serbian toll stations in four months
Kapsch TrafficCom has expanding its activities in Serbia, building on the successful deployment of the multilane free-flow (MLFF) Operian tolling system on the Belgrade ring road. The recently completed MLFF system on the Belgrade ring road went live on 1 April 1 2026, following animplementation period of less than five months from project kick-off to […]
Yunex Traffic upgrades Bristol traffic signals
Working for Bristol City Council, Yunex Traffic is delivering a major upgrade to the city’s traffic signal network, replacing all its existing halogen signal lamps with modern, energy-efficient LED units. The project, which is being delivered by Yunex Traffic’s locally based field services team, will significantly reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption across the city, […]
“You cannot test for every scenario” – CRASH event showcases road safety innovations in real-world conditions
“You cannot test for every scenario that’s out there.” That was the message from Passive Safety UK’s Andrew Pledge as hundreds of road safety professionals gathered in Suffolk for the CRASH demonstration event yesterday (9 July) where live vehicle impacts and practical demonstrations were used to show how safety products perform in real-world conditions rather […]
Towards seamless multimodal travel: European Commission adopts new Passenger Package
The European Commission has adopted a new Passenger Package designed to make multimodal travel across the EU easier to plan, book and complete, while strengthening passenger rights when journeys are disrupted. The legislation, adopted in May 2026, aims to tackle long-standing barriers created by fragmented ticketing systems, inconsistent access to transport data and poor interoperability […]
PTV Group lists top 10 mobility risks that can disrupt major events
New ranking from PTV Group has highlighted the biggest challenges facing cities, transport operators and event organizers as major events continue to grow. As cities around the world prepare to host increasingly large sporting events, concerts and festivals, ensuring the safe and efficient movement of tens of thousands of visitors has become one of the […]
Transport improvements at heart of Powys’ new economic vision
A new report about the future of the Welsh county of Powys is putting improved transport connectivity central to its new long-term economic strategy. The with the county council has identified better roads, public transport and active travel as essential to unlocking growth in what is one of Wales’ most rural areas. The proposed GROW […]
Scheme to speed up public transport in York to be trialled
A trial scheme designed to speed up public transport in York city centre by cutting congestion will begin in January. City of York Council voted unanimously to restrict parts of Rougier Street, George Hudson Street and Micklegate to buses, emergency vehicles and taxis between 07:00 and 23:00, reports the BBC. The £2.3m plan, known as […]
Transport Scotland responds to A9 Active Travel FOI request
Transport Scotland has revealed more detail about a planned active travel route as part of the A9 Dualling programme, confirming that its preferred option is to keep the route broadly alongside the existing alignment rather than diverting users onto alternative routes. The information, released in response to an Environmental Information Regulations request, explains how five […]
Over £1m promised to improve ‘high-risk’ Surrey A-roads
The Government will announce more than £1m in funding in an effort to make Surrey’s roads safer. Local Transport Minister Lilian Greenwood is set to confirm that the road connecting the A319 in Chobham to the A320 in Guildford will receive £1.3 million in government money The funding is aimed at making the route safer, with estimates suggesting that these proposals […]