Pembrokeshire roadworks changed after residents’ complaints
Temporary traffic lights on on a main road in Pembrokeshire have been changed after complaints over the delays to motorists. The use of the lights on the A40 at Canaston Bridge now start at 9am rather than 8am and resurfacing work will start overnight instead of during the day, says the Western Telegraph. The update […]
Integrating new software, the Re-flow way
Technology is playing a vital role in driving change across UK infrastructure, making companies moreproductive and competitive than ever before. Yet for some, adopting new software may seem like too much upheaval. Companies voice concerns such as: How will an ageing workforce lacking in digital skills adapt? What’s the financial risk of taking on new […]
CPT welcomes South Yorks public transport approach
The Confederation of Passenger Transport, which represents the bus and coach industry, today welcomed consideration in South Yorkshire of bold measures to encourage motorists out of their cars and onto publictransport. Road user charging, workplace parking levies and reallocation of road space from private cars to buses are among the ideas put forward in documents […]
APCOA wins 5-year parking services contract for London Luton Airport
APCOA has won a further five-year contract with London Luton Airport, continuing the management of parking related services that they have overseen since 2008. Alongside the existing responsibilities for car park management, priority parking operation (valet), enforcement services, customer service centre support and management of bussing services, the new contract will further extend APCOA’s remit […]
“We will continue to work together on the port of Holyhead,” says North Wales Transport Secretary
With the port of Holyhead due to partially reopen today (16 January) the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates, has emphasised the Welsh Government will continue to work with all partners. Stena have announced repairs have been carried out to the port which was badly damaged by Storm Darragh in December last […]
SAMS announces Oxa as new autonomy provider
The Sunderland Advanced Mobility Shuttle (SAMS) project is proud to announce Oxa as the new autonomy provider for its groundbreaking autonomous transport initiative, running during the first quarter of 2025. Oxa will play a crucial role in bringing the project to life, delivering a state-of-the-art autonomous Ford E-Transit shuttle. The initiative aims to illustrate how […]
Asphalt rejuvenator to prevent potholes across 1 million square metres of local highways
Roadtechs Group, a leading manufacturer, supplier, and installer of specialist surface treatment solutions in the UK, is set to prevent potholes appearing across more than 1million sq m of local highway network in 2025 with Reclamite. Reclamite is a spray applied treatment that reverses the detrimental impact of weather on our roads, preventing cracks and […]
A494 River Dee Bridge replacement: public exhibition to take place
The general public will have the opportunity to see and discuss the options for a replacement for the A494 River Dee Bridge crossing at an event to be held on Tuesday, 21 January at St Andrew’s Church, Garden City, Deeside. The event is part of the WelTAG Stage 2 public consultation which runs until Tuesday […]
The signs are all there: Messagemaker and Cubic solve a citywide problem
When some of the existing Variable Message Signs (VMS) began to fail across its network of London roads, TfL and Cubic Transportation Systems needed a solution that would help maintain road safety and efficient travel. After collaborating with the expert team at Messagemaker Displays, a new reliable VMS option was developed that crucially, makes installation […]
Reading: TRO error corrections continue
Work is progressing to correct errors in historic Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) and to reimburse Reading motorists who were incorrectly issued with penalty charge notices (PCNs) for parking offences as a result. Reading Council discovered errors in five TROs which resulted in around 6,140 PCNs being incorrectly issued, primarily on the East Reading Red Route […]