ERTICO CEO recaps first half of 2024

With just a few days to go before the 2024 ITS World Congress in Dubai, ERTICO CEO, Joost Vantomme, has reflected on the achievements to date and some of the forthcoming initiatives planned for the months ahead. “As we journey through the strategic year of 2024, it is my great pleasure to share some of […]

National Highways announces Lower Thames Crossing community events

National Highways are holding a series of events at community halls and shopping centres in September and October to give local residents the chance to chat with their Lower Thames Crossing team. These events will provid the first opportunity to meet the agency’s Delivery Partners, the team who will build the Lower Thames Crossing if […]

BMW introduces in-car fuel and parking payments

BMW has announced a new advancement in in-car digital services, allowing customers in Germany to pay for fuel and parking directly from their vehicles. The new feature is available immediately for vehicles equipped with BMW Operating System 8, 8.5, and 9, with the function set to be extended to those with BMW Operating System 7 in […]

Greater Manchester: Work on long-delayed bypass set to begin

Preliminary work to build a major bypass in Greater Manchester that has been in the works since the mid-1970s is finally set to start. Plans for the A57 Mottram Bypass link road project – which will create two new link roads between Manchester and Sheffield – have evolved over the decades but have never gone […]

Slowing demand for EVs “forcing manufacturers to ration petrol models”

When the Government announced laws forcing carmakers to sell more electric vehicles (EVs), ministers hailed it as a triumph that would put Britain at the vanguard of the clean energy transition. Eight months later, however, and there are fears these ambitions are making hard contact with reality.  The zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate, which came into force in […]

Scottish Government “failing in 7 out of 10” sustainability commitments

Transform Scotlands new report ‘In Reverse’, published yesterday, finds that the Scottish Government has failed to meet 7 out of 10 key commitments made over the past five years to invest in, and prioritise, sustainable transport. In Reverse reviews whether 10 crucial sustainable transport commitments made in recent years are being met. “We found that only 3 of the […]

TRL wins contract with Ulaanbaatar to implement advanced Road Crash Data Management System

TRL has won a contract with the Governor’s office of Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia, to develop and implement a cutting-edge Road Crash Data Management System. This initiative marks a significant step forward in delivering Mongolia’s road safety strategy to enhance road safety for Ulaanbaatar’s 1.6 million residents. The 24-month project will see TRL […]

Cormac and Cornwall Wildlife Trust enter charity partnership

Civil engineering, highway, and environmental services provider Cormac has formed a charity partnership with Cornwall Wildlife Trust. The collaboration emphasises the strong alignment between Cormac’s activities and the Trust’s mission to conserve Cornwall’s natural ecosystems and wildlife. Cornwall Wildlife Trust has been dedicated to protecting the county’s wildlife and habitats for more than six decades, […]

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