A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet: Open for business

Skanska’s A428 project team have safely connected the new A428 and B1040 roads over a newly constructed bridge and opened it up to traffic. This signifies the opening up of part of the mainline route of the A428 in Cambridgeshire which is key for moving earthworks material that will form the new western embankment at […]

Report on Smart Motorways outlines National Highways approach to evaluation

In partnership with the Office of Rail and Road (ORR), Agilysis has delivered an in-depth review of National Highways’ ongoing evaluation of the Smart Motorway Action Plan, a critical component of the UK’s efforts to enhance safety across the Strategic Road Network (SRN). Following the Department for Transport’s (DfT) 2020 Smart Motorway Safety Evidence Stocktake […]

Glasgow’s Clyde Tunnel could close as union set to ballot workers over strike action

Glasgow’s motorists are facing traffic chaos a potential strikes could close the Clyde Tunnel. The team controlling the tunnel are to be balloted on industrial action after a national pay offer was overwhelmingly rejected. Over 60,000 drivers use the tunnel every day. Keir Greenaway, GMB Scotland senior organiser in public services, said: “The workers at the Clyde Tunnel […]

Surrey: Plans to fine ‘rat-running’ lorries announced

Traffic enforcement cameras could be rolled out in Weybridge to catch lorry drivers breaking weight restrictions. Surrey County Council is considering adding automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras to 10 roads in the town with HGV weight restrictions. The cameras would see lorry drivers facing fines for driving down roads which have restrictions on vehicles […]

‘Pothole breakdowns’ double in first three months of 2025, says RAC

RAC patrols attended 9,439 pothole-related breakdowns in the first three months of 2025 – more than double the number they were called out to between October and December last year, new data from the RAC’s Pothole Index shows. What’s more, call-outs for damaged shock absorbers, broken suspension springs or distorted wheels – the breakdowns most likely to […]

ITS UK calls for open by default approach to data for Great British Railways

Intelligent Transport Systems UK (ITS UK) has published its response to the Government consultation on the creation of Great British Railways (GBR), the new independent body being set up to run the UK’s rail network. In its response, submitted last week, ITS UK has called for this new body to: Commenting on the submission, Max Sugarman, […]

Aberdeenshire Council publishes ‘ambitious’ 10-year Passenger Transport Strategy

Aberdeenshire Council has announced its ambitious new 10-year Passenger Transport Strategy. The updated strategy sets out the council’s main objectives for Aberdeenshire passenger transport services between now and 2035 and incorporates general policies for public and other passenger transport.  Among the strategy’s ‘transport objectives’ include improvement of bus service reliability by reducing the number of […]

Funding issues the key to Scotland’s active travel plans

Investing in and encouraging active travel is a key part of the Scottish Government’s plan to decarbonise transport, but while last year 203 miles of walking, wheeling, and cycling routes were added, funding has been a massive issue.   The Scottish Government’s draft budget for 2025/26 allocated £188.7m for active travel, bus infrastructure, sustainable travel […]

TomTom provides enhanced navigation to smart’s  in-vehicle solutions 

TomTom has announced that it has been selected by smart, the all-electric intelligent auto brand, to provide enhanced full-stack navigation solutions for smart’s in-vehicle infotainment systems across global markets.   Through this partnership, TomTom elevates the driving experience by providing the smart #1, smart #3 and smart #5 models with industry-leading maps and a suite […]

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