
Mobile data set to help improve Berkshire’s roads
Anonymised data from the O2 mobile phone network is being used as part of a series of new taxpayer-funded trials to help local authorities in

Anonymised data from the O2 mobile phone network is being used as part of a series of new taxpayer-funded trials to help local authorities in

A High Court judge has quashed Highways England’s development consent order for Highways England’s £1.7bn A303 tunnel near Stonehenge. Mr Justice Holgate has ruled the

The world’s first autonomous hydrogen vehicle, created by Estonian company Auve Tech has been showcased in the city of Tartu. The vehicle is powered by

The engineers of the future were given an insight into a career in the highways sector when the Highways England Education Group hosted its first

MPs are warning that electric cars could cause blackouts if drivers don’t charge them at night. The Telegraph reports that the transport committee is telling

People in Birmingham are being consulted on plans to separate the city into segments which are split from each other except for the main ring

The Department for Transport has awarded funding through Innovate UK to a consortium to lead the UK’s first ever study on the electrification of long

A city centre road in Norwich is poised to get an £800,000 revamp to improve the area for walking and cycling. One-way roads, a new 20mph

As the car industry cuts back on production because of a shortage of computer chips, the materials used in electric vehicle batteries could be the

The Department of Transport (DfT) will be issuing updated statutory Network Management Duty guidance to all local transport authorities soon which will make clear that
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