National Highways has clarified its policy after The Sunday Telegraph reported on the organisation’s actions to support drivers exit emergency areas (EA) on smart motorways.
The Home Office has published draft Submission Process Guidance on Home Office Type Approval and is seeking comments from the industry. The new document will replace ‘Home
Aimsun is building a transport model covering the 100-square-mile area within the M60 ring road for Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), one of the UK’s
National Highways is investigating what effect closing central reservation gaps on the A1 would have on drivers. A study into all 57 of the crossing points on
A two-mile road tunnel past Stonehenge could cost £250,000 per metre of road – as it is revealed costs so far amount to £166m. The
The City of York’s new Local Transport Strategy will prioritise people and set out the future for transport for the whole council area, including the
Vehicles are becoming ‘edge devices’ of the IoT world, and the increasingly critical and differentiating role played by software is forcing OEMs to become software
Autonomous vehicles powered by “AI drivers” that can reach speeds of up to 192mph will be displaying their abilities at the historic Goodwood Festival of
Knowsley Council’s Cabinet has approved the awarding of a contract to maintain and improve the Borough’s highway network, as well as the awarding of a
Independent structural and civil engineering firm Perega has opened a new branch office in London’s Waterloo. Working in tandem with the existing Leytonstone office, this
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