
Standards for Highways issues latest round of updates
A new publication has been added to the Standards for Highways website. The organisation has presented a summary of the documents published and withdrawn as

A new publication has been added to the Standards for Highways website. The organisation has presented a summary of the documents published and withdrawn as

ITS UK picked up the award for Best Association Transformation at the prestigious Trade Association Awards on Thursday night (27 February). Presented to the association

TfL has set out plans to completely renew and strengthen the ageing Gallows Corner flyover, which will allow the major structure to continue serving Londoners reliably for decades to come.

Cameras will be installed at 20 new sites across Oxfordshire to enforce existing traffic restrictions. Councillor Andrew Gant, Oxfordshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Transport

Norwich residents are set to see faster journeys and thousands of new homes and jobs in the region as ministers approve the long delayed A47/A11

Shropshire Council has published a revised business case for the North West Relief Road in Shrewsbury, which estimates the scheme would cost £215m. Environmental campaigners

Poorly planned and badly co-ordinated streetworks are having an enormous impact on bus and coach services nationwide according to research by the Confederation of Passenger

VolkerHighways’ Medway highway maintenance contract has entered its second year of using pre-wet salt to grit the road network as an alternative to traditional dry

Recent upgrades to Cambridgeshire County Council’s traffic and parking management system have created a more connected and sustainable city in several ways: Through SWARCO’s MyCity

Q-Free has announced that in collaboration with partner Texas Highway Products, Ltd. it has won a significant contract to provide 240+, 2070LDX ATC controllers along
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