Southwark Council is highlighting the success of its smart, bookable loading bay scheme on Walworth Road, as new evidence shows the approach is improving traffic
Researchers in the US have set themselves something of a challenge: to change the way in which the world moves. The Precourt Institute for Energy at the Stanford
A popular woodland in North Yorkshire is now complete with new wooden animal sculptures and picnic tables and thanks to a £10,000 grant from National
Nottingham residents will soon be able to enjoy a free programme of active travel activities at the city’s first pop-up mobility hub. The temporary transport
King Charles has laid out the government’s law-making plans for the coming year in a speech to the House of Lords, with particular relevance to
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s service manager for street lighting, Karl Rourke, has been recognised for his work on reducing the carbon emissions from
Fleet Electrification Forum is less than two months away and the organisers have announced a timely, high-level panel session focusing on the decarbonisation of HGVs.
A new report from the Carbon Leadership Programme provides the first ever national baseline of carbon emissions from the maintenance and construction of local roads
The UK’s first smart charging trial for electric buses has begun in Glasgow, with plans to expand to the First Bus depot in Great Yarmouth,
Feedback on South Bristol’s Liveable Neighbourhoods (SBLN) consultation has been published in the SBLN Consultation Report. Bristol City Council reports that there were more than 4,000
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