Cambridgeshire to host National Active Travel Conference in 2026

Cambridgeshire County Council is the host authority for the National Active Travel Conference in 2026 – Active County Cambridgeshire (13-14 July). Presented by Landor LINKS, the UK’s National Active Travel Conference, was first established in 2015 and in 2026 it will be held in Cambridge at the Ray Dolby Centre and West Hub, and hosted […]

 ITS Australia Board of Directors announced

ITS Australia has annunced the result of its 2025 Board Elections. With 11 nominees vying for eight vacancies, the level of interest once again highlighted the strength and engagement within the ITS community. The organisation welcomes a refreshed Board for 2026, including two new directors. Congratulations to our elected members: These directors join the existing, continuing […]

Engineers with a head for heights working on Missing Link’s steep slopes

Engineers have been scaling the heights to carry out strengthening work on steep slopes above Gloucester as part of National Highways’ A417 Missing Link scheme. Running up and over the Cotswolds escarpment in dramatic Jurassic limestone cuttings, the landscape-led scheme is creating a free-flowing 3.5-mile dual carriageway link between the Brockworth bypass and theCowley roundabout […]

Multi-agency response to heavy and prolonged rainfall in Cumbria concludes

Agencies across Cumbria have worked throughout the weekend to plan for and respond to incidents resulting from heavy and persistent rainfall across the county. Following a further meeting of all agencies and connected response groups, the multi-agency response has been formally stood down. Agencies are continuing to deal with the impact of the substantial rainfall […]

Views sought by two councils on proposals to make the A432 safer

Bristol City Council and South Gloucestershire Council have teamed up on a project to make a five and a half mile stretch of the A432 safer and more accessible for all road users. The two councils are proposing a range of safety measures along the A432, starting from where it meets the A4174 in South […]

Petrol car ban will be scrapped under a Conservative government, says Badenoch

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said that the proposed ban on petrol and diesel vehicles due to come into force in the UK will be scrapped if they win the next election. Mrs Badenboch said the Zero Emission Vehicle mandate (ZEV) was a “well-meaning but ultimately destructive piece of legislation”, according to the BBC. From […]

Mobile phone distraction “normalised” – PACTS publishes Hidden Risks on UK Roads report

The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) has published a major new report examining how the UK monitors and enforces two persistent high-risk behaviours: not wearing a seat belt and using a mobile phone while driving. Supported by Acusensus and informed by evidence from police forces, researchers, technology providers, and legal experts, the report highlights that both behaviours remain […]

Vanuatu appoints TRL to implement climate-resilient iROADS Road Asset Management software

The Government of Vanuatu has selected TRL to implement and roll out its iROADS Road Asset Management system to strengthen the country’s transport network. This initiative marks an important step towards building a more climate-resilient, sustainable, and well-maintained road system, helping Vanuatu plan, manage, and protect its infrastructure in the face of changing environmental conditions. […]

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