Over 4000 Cumbrian drivers caught speeding by new camera

More than 4,200 drivers have been caught speeding by a village’s new road safety camera. The camera was installed on a section of the A595 that passes through Holmrook near Seascale, Cumbria, in October, says the BBC. Drivers have been recorded at speeds of almost 90mph in the 30mph zone. Critics questioned whether the camera […]

West Sussex continues drainage clearance and pothole repair programme

West Sussex County Council Highways Teams are making progress responding to the impact of the severe weather on our roads. Since the start of February, crews have cleared more than 3,000 drains and repaired more than 1,800 potholes. This builds on their work through January to prepare as much as possible for this recent period […]

Jacobs and PA Consulting-led consortium supports UK transport security

Jacobs, in strategic partnership with PA Consulting, has secured a four-year contract extension from the UK Department for Transport to continue leading the National Security Science and Research (NSSR) programme. The programme demonstrates how government and industry can work together to accelerate and translate innovation into operational outcomes that strengthen security and resilience across the U.K.’s air, […]

National Highways says A52 programme on track after setbacks

National Highways has made changes to its work programme for the major A52 improvements scheme in Nottingham which will get it back on track after recent storms and unexpected challenges. Working to get the scheme, between the Priory roundabout and the Queen’s Medical Centre, completed as soon as possible, National Highways expects to be able […]

Grant funding of £750,000 to be made available for innovative road safety projects

The Road Safety Trust has released details of its forthcoming Large Grants round, with funding of up to £200,000 for innovative and high impact road safety projects. The Trust is an independent grant-giving organisation which supports projects and research that make UK roads and streets safer for all users. It has now released details of […]

Amey invests in Skills for Life with new AI training for apprentices

Amey marked National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) 2026 by delivering a new AI workshop experience for apprentices, reaffirming its commitment to developing the next generation of talent. This year’s theme, Skills for Life, reflects the rapid transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and the growing need for digital capability across every role in the economy. As part […]

Blue plaque unveiled for Maxine Duffus, South Yorkshire’s first black female bus driver

Women in Bus and Coach has welcomed the installation of a commemorative blue plaque honouring Maxine Duffus, who made history in 1983 as South Yorkshire Passenger Transport’s first black female bus driver. The plaque, now permanently installed at Sheffield Interchange, marks a milestone moment in the transport industry and recognises Maxine’s pioneering contribution to equality, […]

Leicestershire Council moves River Eye for Melton Mowbray Bypass

Highways officials are preparing to open Melton Mowbray’s new £134m bypass. Leicestershire County Council said it hoped the 4.4-mile (7.1km) route around the north and east of the town would open to vehicles in about three months, following three years of construction, reports the BBC. The project has involved building six new roundabouts, four bridges […]

Rees Jeffreys Road Fund announces new opportunities

New funding opportunities from transport charity Rees Jeffreys Road Fund have been announced. Ready for the Future professional development grants Ready for the Future grants fund transport professionals to gain the emerging skills needed for the future in the transport sector.  Aimed at filling the future skills gap, applicants can apply for funding to learn […]

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