TfL has issued an update in relation to the ongoing cyber security incident that it is managing, after reports emerged that up to 3000 users
Q-Free has announced the release of its new software tolling solution: Intrada® Operational Back Office. Designed after years of experience with some of the world’s
Dense fog, heavy rain, a broken-down vehicle behind the bend: in road traffic, such sudden events can have far-reaching consequences. With its Road Hazard Service,
According to its new safety data hub, Waymo robotaxis have now completed around 22 million miles of autonomous driving rides. In Phoenix and San Francisco,
Ford has patented a system that would use several different sources of information to customize bespoke advertising content to play in your car. This as-yet hypothetical
Some 40% of children in Central London who previously travelled to school by car have now switched to more active modes of transport, such as
Shashi Verma, TfL’s Chief Technology Officer, has issued an update in relation to the ongoing cyber security incident.. “The security of our systems and customer
TfL is still in the midst of dealing with a “cybersecurity incident” that has disrupted operations at its corporate headquarters. News of the incident broke
TfL has engaged the National Crime Agency in order to deal with a suspected cyber attack and assess the level of damage the breach may have caused.
The AA has said that an increase in car journeys in 2023 clearly demonstrates “the importance of the car for personal mobility.” DfT statistics show
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