Paper submissions open for ITS World Congress 2025

People who are “creative and challenge the norm” are being welcomed to submit paper ideas for next year’s ITS World Congress in the United States. The organisers of the event in Atlanta, Georgia next August want to hear from new voices, with diverse and collaborative panels. “It’s time to transform your ideas into impactful sessions […]

Starmer does not say yes or no to LTC when questioned in the Commons

The Prime Minister has refused to comment on whether or not the Government will spend on a new Lower Thames Crossing. MP for Dartford, Labour’s Jim Dixon, used Prime Minister’s Question Time to ask about economic growth saying: “Investing in a new Lower Thames Crossing to relieve Dartford residents from gridlock caused by over capacity […]

JCT papers now available as bookings open for Leeds in 2025

The papers from last month’s popular JCT Traffic Signals Symposium have been published on the event’s website to coincide with the opening of delegate bookings for next year’s event at its new home in Leeds. More than 260 attendees, and over a third of them from the public sector or an industry association, took part […]

ITS Nationals Network Award judge appointed

The esteemed ITS professional Jennie Martin MBE is leading the judging panel for the inaugural ITS Nationals Awards taking place next month in Switzerland, sponsored by  The Traffic Group, Ohmio, IDASO, Neology and SWARCO. The awards are designed to showcase how national Intelligent Transport Systems associations across Europe are supporting their fee-paying members in their countries and beyond. They are […]

Causeway Technologies acquires Buchanan Computing

Construction technology provider Causeway Technologies has acquired Buchanan Computing, a provider of permanent traffic engineering and highways management solutions, including ParkMap (pictured) which is currently used by over 90 UK local authorities to efficiently manage the complete lifecycle of traffic regulation orders. The company says the acquisition of Buchanan Computing builds upon Causeway’s vision of […]

Oxa Unveils Autonomous Ford E-Transit Van and Minibus

The British self-driving vehicle software company Oxa has announced its Oxa Driver Software is now driving its autonomous Ford E-Transit van and minibus on UK and US roads. The company says this marks a significant leap forward in the commercialisation of self-driving technology and that the Ford E-Transit, Europe’s best-selling large electric van, now driven […]

Menai Suspension Bridge reopening after hanger replacement

Following the replacement of all 168 hangers on the Menai Suspension Bridge in North Wales, it has been confirmed that phase one of the programme will be completed on schedule. The bridge will reopen this Saturday (2 November). The start of phase two works, which amongst other things involves the repainting of the bridge, will […]

National Highways looks for Scheme Delivery Framework engagement

National Highways has announced it is looking to its next iteration of the Scheme Delivery Framework, which is one of its mechanisms for delivering maintenance, repair and renewal work on England’s motorways and major A-roads. It’s therefore inviting suppliers to engage on its development, and the overall strategy. Participation in forthcoming events is limited, and […]

Acle Straight speed limit cut set for early next year

It’s reported a lower 50 mph limit could be introduced on A47 Acle Straight in Norfolk in January. The Eastern Daily Press says National Highways has been writing to organisations, businesses and individuals in the area consulting on the changes, which it wants due to the number of collisions on the road. It’s understood average […]

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