
Lambeth Low Traffic Neighbourhood fines ruled “illegal”
A High Court judge has ruled that Lambeth council earned more than £1 million in fines from an unlawful Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) in just six months.

A High Court judge has ruled that Lambeth council earned more than £1 million in fines from an unlawful Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) in just six months.

A £4.2m programme of road and footway resurfacing works is being rolled out across the London Borough of Redbridge over this year and next, helping

Plans to deliver a multi-million pound investment in Bristol’s city centre transport network are set to be considered by councillors on the Transport and Connectivity

A programme of works to repair thousands of potholes on some of Wales’ major roads has been given the green light. The £25m refurbishment programme,

A £3.7m National Highways scheme to improve safety for motorists and reduce future disruption along part of the M60 at Irwell Valley starts this month.

The Department for Transport and ITS UK are jointly organising a workshop designed to help feed into the forthcoming Integrated National Transport Strategy and the DfT’s

Spencer Bridge Engineering, the Yorkshire-based engineering specialist that have undertaken major projects on some of Scotland’s most iconic bridges, has been appointed to carry out

Drivers using popular navigation apps, such as Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze and others, will be alerted to roadworks en route to their destinations thanks

Amey has appointed Colin Wood MBE as a member of the Group Executive Committee and ManagingDirector of its Consulting business. Colin will be responsible for

Leaders in Suffolk are renewing calls to resolve issues on the A14 – including a plea to “speed up” the delivery of rail infrastructure projects in
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