Essex: New speed cameras installed on A414

Work is underway to install new average speed cameras along the A414 in Essex. The Jenoptik cameras are being installed between Chelmsford and Harlow and are part of ongoing efforts to make the road safer. Average speed cameras help reduce serious collisions and improve compliance with speed limits. To keep roadworkers safe while the cameras […]

Amey expands Irish consultancy presence with new four year TII framework

Amey has been awarded a place on Transport Infrastructure Ireland’s (TII) Commercial, Claims Advisor and Professional Services framework, strengthening its growing consultancy presence across the country. Under the four‑year framework, Amey has been appointed as the Lot 1 supplier. As part of this, Amey will deliver a broad range of specialist commercial services for TII […]

Greenwich set to introduce mandatory designated dockless e-bike parking bays

The Royal Borough of Greenwich is working to improve how people get around the borough by proposing designated on-street parking bays for dockless e-bikes, the use of which will be mandatory for riders. This will crack down on dumped bikes that can block the pavement, while supporting safer and greener travel by helping users find […]

Flooding concerns raised over new Monmouthshire active travel route

Flooding on a newly funded active travel path was among the main concerns raised at Caldicot Town Council’s recent meeting. Attendees and members of the public at the meeting on February 3 raised questions about the path near Caldicot Castle, funded by Monmouthshire County Council, which reportedly becomes “flooded”, making it “unusable for periods of the […]

Long-term M8 options to be displayed in Glasgow

Road users and local communities are being invited to view and have their say on early options for the permanent intervention for the M8 Woodside Viaducts. Public exhibitions will be held next week providing the opportunity for the public to learn more about the approach to developing a long-term solution and are encouraged to provide their […]

Galway allocated €60m for road funding

Over €60m has been allocated for roads funding and projects across Galway city and county. This includes funding for key projects such as the Galway City Bypass which had the biggest allocation of €4.5m under the New Roads programme. According to RTE, funded projects for 2026 include €2.5m for the safety scheme on the R332 […]

Durham man crowned Gritter Driver of the Year

A dedicated gritter driver with Durham County Council has been named as the first ever Gritter Driver of the Year, a new award from Econ Engineering, the UK manufacturer of gritters and winter maintenance vehicles. Gary Lawson, 62, from Crook, was nominated by four of his managers to win the award, citing his professionalism, community […]

Gallows Corner: TfL announces revised works completion date

TfL has announced that it expects to complete all works at Gallows Corner in Romford by the end of April 2026 when the whole junction (both roundabout and flyover) will re-open to general traffic. Until then, the junction is closed to all vehicle traffic except emergency services, black cabs, and Transport for London buses, while […]

Umovity strengthens leadership team with key appointments

Umovity has announced three senior appointments across its ITS and software businesses. The appointments reinforce the company’s strategic focus on technology excellence, product innovation, and scalable go-to-market execution. Umovity Group CEO Andy Myers (pictured) announced the appointment of Hans M. Molin as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for Umovity ITS by Econolite. In addition, Hilary Aylesworth […]

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