Peugeot boss says EV take-up not manufacturers’ responsibility

The CEO of carmaker Peugeot has said the onus of getting more people into electric cars shouldn’t be on carmakers. Linda Jackson told the website TopGear.com that: “There is an obligation on governments to make sure that the infrastructure to stimulate the market is there.” Speaking to the website at the Paris motor show she […]

Emovis Announces Expansion of Advanced Tolling Solutions in Canada

Tolling solutions company Emovis is set to significantly expand its presence in Canada by enhancing its tolling infrastructure in Québec. It says this latest development aims to further support and streamline tolling operations for the thousands of motorists utilising one of the province’s most prominent highways. Since its successful deployment of an all-electronic tolling (AET) […]

Valerann wins prestigious Prince Michael Award for AI prediction tool

The advanced road traffic management solutions company Valerann has received the prestigious Prince Michael International Road Safety Award 2024 for the effective use of AI and advanced data analytics in road safety. Valerann has received this prestigious award for its flagship data analytics platform, Lanternn by Valerann™, which provides road traffic authorities with insights to […]

The AA steps up calls for Graduated Driving Licence

The AA has worked out that least 58 lives could be saved annually by the introduction of a graduated driving license, and could also see at least 260 serious injuries avoided on UK roads. The AA’s chief executive Jakob Pfaudler has written to Transport Secretary Louise Haigh to highlight the motoring organisation’s strengthened calls for […]

Busway to gain extra buses in bid to meet growth in demand

Cambridgeshire’s biggest bus operator is adding even more buses onto its Busway services to allow what it calls an unprecedented increase in passengers to travel when they want. Last year, between August and September, Stagecoach East’s services on the Busway saw a 7% increase in passengers – this year that figure has ballooned to a […]

ERTICO gives more details of European Congress date change

The organisers of the ITS European Congress, ERTICO – ITS Europe, has given more details of why next year’s event in Seville has been moved two weeks earlier to 19-21 May. It says it’s because of the selection of Seville and Fibes Conference Center to host the 4th International Conference of the United Nations on […]

London’s return to work stalls

New figures from Transport for London suggests the post-pandemic return to the office may have stalled. London’s Evening Standard newspaper reports TfL finance chiefs have warned that commuter numbers appeared to have reached an “equilibrium” and have only grown by 1.1% in each of the last three months, compared with the same periods last year, […]

LGA warns one in four councils may need a bailout

One in four councils in England say they are likely to have to apply for emergency government bailout agreements to stave off bankruptcy in the next two financial years. A survey of council chief executives by the Local Government Association comes as more than 1,500 councillors, council leaders, senior officers, politicians and organisations gather for […]

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