
Government makes it easier to install a new public charge points
The Government has announced hat it is ‘cutting red tape’ on public charge point installation as it continues to facilitate the switch from internal combustion

The Government has announced hat it is ‘cutting red tape’ on public charge point installation as it continues to facilitate the switch from internal combustion

National Highways is to trial a new way of planting trees after thousands of them have died beside the A14 since 2020. A further 165,000

Rees Jeffreys Road Fund is interested in exploring how “System of Systems” thinking can scope, and if possible find solutions for, the multi-faceted challenge of

Over 70% of non-EV drivers say that increasing fuel prices have made them more likely to consider an electric car, according to new research. Of

A construction error has meant that a new cycle path needed to be dug up and re-laid before it opened to the public. A spokesperson for South

Salisbury council in Wiltshire is updating its transport strategy reflecting new policies around walking and cycling and different travel patterns since Covid. The council says

The scale of the challenge of litter on the country’s roads has been highlighted by a clean-up on a six mile stretch of the A12,

Three of Brighton and Hove’s School Streets schemes will be part of a new enforcement pilot from September. Following public consultation and residents’ support, the

Today on Highways Voices we visit the site of one of the UK’s largest infrastructure projects, and one with a very interesting back story. The

E-bike and e-scooter fires in the UK reached record highs in 2025, with experts blaming unsafe batteries from online marketplaces and a growing black market.
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