The UK’s roads we drive on are built on a carbon liability, according to Phil Sutton, funder of Duraproducts. The traditional materials that underpin our
Transport Scotland officials have discussed the idea of a congestion charge being introduced in some regions in Scotland, and said evidence suggested that Scots would
Micromobility providers are rebuffing Transport for London’s e-scooter rollout as the capital’s e-scooter operators continue to question regulations around trials. TfL opened the bidding for the
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charge point operator (CPO) Believ has installed the first of thousands of planned public EV charge points across Suffolk as part of the council’s Plug in Suffolk Project
National Highways is applying the finishing touches to its A30 dualling project in Cornwall after planting up its green bridge. As part of the major
The government has announced the extension of the Live Labs 2 programme for another year. It’s providing up to £300,000 to help councils access and
New data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has highlighted a growing gap between consumer demand for electric vehicles and the government’s ambitions
Bosch is aiming to tackle the growing problem of e-bike theft with a new software update unveiled at CES 2026, says Electrek. Bosch’s latest addition to
Liverpool City Council’s Highways team is celebrating the groundbreaking progress of the Liverpool Live Labs Programme that continues to set the pace for decarbonising roads
As construction on the National Highways’ £460 million A417 “Missing Link” infrastructure project, connecting Gloucester and Swindon enters its third year, Prolectric, the off-grid, renewable
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