
Vital road markings are rapidly disappearing from Britain’s roads, RAC research suggests
A fifth of drivers (21%) claim most road markings in their local areas have faded away, while a further seven-in-10 (71%) state some have, new

A fifth of drivers (21%) claim most road markings in their local areas have faded away, while a further seven-in-10 (71%) state some have, new

Applications for ESPO’s (Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation) tender for a national framework agreement for the supply and installation of signs including safety signs, corporate signage,

The UK’s roads we drive on are built on a carbon liability, according to Phil Sutton, funder of Duraproducts. The traditional materials that underpin our

Continued concerns about the safety of a problem roundabout has prompted an MP to arrange a meeting with highway bosses. Lorraine Beavers, MP (pictured) for Blackpool North

The Scottish Government is switching to a framework-led approach to deliver the final five contracts on the A9 dualling programme. Until now the venture had

CHM Group has successfully installed the Horizont cycle lane delineator system in South Dublin. With more than 60,000 people commuting by bicycle in Dublin every

National Highways officials are reviewing a long-awaited scheme aimed at stopping tall vehicles hitting a low bridge dubbed “Britain’s most bashed”. Work to lower the

ITS UK and ARTSM (the Association of Road Traffic Safety and Management), have issued a joint statement welcoming the Government’s new Road Safety Strategy, but

A new computer-generated animation has been released, providing a detailed look inside the state-of-the-art St Helens Transport Interchange being created in the heart of the

A major milestone has been reached in the delivery of the Barton link road, with a contractor now appointed to build the scheme – marking
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