Two controversial yellow box junctions in Kingston-upon-Thamnes that brought in more than £450,000 in just eight months have been ruled “legally compliant”. Kingston Council is not
Rod King, MBE, founder of community interest group 20’s Plenty for Us has issued a heartfelt response to the Government’s recently published Road Safety Strategy.
The Local Government Technical Advisers Group’s (LGTAG) January newsletter includes a particularly interesting item on the Government’s plans to curb (excuse the pun) pavement parking.
The City of Glasgow is expanding its Don’t Be a Bus Blocker campaign across the Glasgow City Region with the aim of improving service reliability
Thames Valley Police have issued a statement relating to anomalies with some National Highways cameras on some A roads and motorways is being shared on
A judicial review against Oxford’s congestion charge has been turned down by the High Court. Open Roads for Oxford has been campaigning against the scheme by
Speed cameras have been credited with a “dramatic and sustained” decrease in fatal and serious crashes on one of Devon & Cornwall’s most notorious roads.
A consultation on a Speed Limit Review has been launched by the Department for Infrastructure (DfI). The 14-week public consultation commenced this week and close
Disabled people will benefit from new local powers being made available to local leaders across England to introduce pavement parking restrictions across their area, helping keep
Neology has earned official approval from the UK Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) to use its neoForce camera technology for civil traffic enforcement by UK local authorities. This
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