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Hybrid drivers facing pay-per-mile tax
The Government is moving ahead with plans to make hybrid drivers liable for a new pay-per-mile tax, even if they barely use their vehicles in
Kevin Borras
April 27, 2026
The Government is moving ahead with plans to make hybrid drivers liable for a new pay-per-mile tax, even if they barely use their vehicles in
Belfast has retained its A-grade status for climate action for the fourth year in a row and remains the only city in Ireland, and one
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is working closely with other Government departments to mitigate potential national security threats posed by the influx of Chinese-manufactured electric
The UK’s first heathland green bridge is due to open in May to help snakes, toads, badgers and even beetles cross the A3 in Surrey.
Plans to build an industrial complex on the Wiltshire/Gloucestershire border have been delayed because Gloucestershire Council’s highways department were apparently not consulted. According to the
Leading voices from across the electric vehicle charging industry have reacted with anger and frustration to HMRC’s confirmation that it will appeal the First-Tier Tribunal’s
Kerbo Charge has announced a partnership with Vauxhall Motors Electric Streets campaign, which aims to support the 40% of UK households without off-street parking to
Wigan Council has launched a new public flood reporting system that allows residents to submit live, geo-located flood reports, giving the council real-time visibility during
This week’s Highways Voices features one of the most important people in the highways and transport technology industries – Michael Schuch, the CEO of SWARCO.
Chinese EV manufacturer BYD claims it is taking electric car charging to ‘a whole new level’ with the introduction of hundreds of new 1500 kW
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