Staffordshire reiterates ‘zero tolerance’ policy on road worker abuse
Peter Mason, Staffordshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Strategic Highways has reiterated that the abuse of highways crews in Staffordshire ‘will not be tolerated’ as
Peter Mason, Staffordshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Strategic Highways has reiterated that the abuse of highways crews in Staffordshire ‘will not be tolerated’ as
A new survey from the Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA) suggests that 23% of drivers avoid using certain roads at night at least once a
Professor Sarah Sharples CBE has been appointed to the Council for Science and Technology (CST). Prof Sharples has a wealth of expertise in social and
AGD Systems has supported the delivery of a pioneering pedestrian crossing at New College Worcester (NCW), a national residential school for blind and vision impaired
Tarmac has reduced fleet collisions by 30% and significantly improved driver safety and fuel efficiency following the deployment of an integrated multi-camera and video telematics
The Managing Director of intelligent transport systems specialist Westcotec has paid tribute to how it improves the lives of its employees and saves the lives
A new campaign is being launched by Cambridgeshire County Council to highlight a change in the Highway Code which came into force in 2022. Following
National Highways is calling on companies who operate commercial vehicle fleets to integrate new training for their drivers to help save lives its roads. The
Work on a major road safety scheme to reduce deaths and serious injuries at a notorious collision spot in Somerset will begin in June. The
The safest cities and towns in the UK to travel in have been revealed, according to data analysis by motorcycle insurance brand Lexham Insurance. Of the UK’s cities, Belfast (Northern
The UK manager of road safety technology company Acusensus, Geoff Collins says he hopes a trial of AI-powered enforcement cameras in the “back yard” of
The number of people killed and injured in mobility scooter collisions on Britain’s roads remains concerningly high, experts say, warning that this vulnerable group continues
This week’s Highways Voices features one of the most important people in the highways and transport technology industries – Michael Schuch, the CEO of SWARCO.
A new study on how runners may choose to interact with self-driving cars is challenging assumptions on how automated vehicles will navigate safely on the
Councils will face new rules on how they spend funding to fix potholes and maintain local roads, under new requirements set out by the government.
The Government has published ‘Better Connected’, its strategy on integrated transport, committing to eight priorities: simplifying payments and information; providing safe and dependable journeys; making
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