
Scottish Government “unlikely” to meet 2030 car use target
The Scottish Government has made minimal progress and is unlikely to meet its climate change target of reducing all car use, a highly critical report

The Scottish Government has made minimal progress and is unlikely to meet its climate change target of reducing all car use, a highly critical report

FM Conway have been awarded a £35m contract by West Sussex County Council Highways Drainage Maintenance Services. Starting 1 April 1 2025, this seven-year partnership,
How can the highways industry overcome challenges like resource shortages, outdated infrastructure, and fragmented data systems to create a smarter, more efficient future of mobility?

Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands, has made two major appointments to deliver on his pledges to improve road safety and boost cycling and

Storm Eowyn has caused real challenges for Fifers over the weekend and the clean up is continuing. With a number of roads still closed across

Improvement plans for Cleator Moor, Cumbria, have moved forward with the submission of a planning application. Connected Town, part of the Cleator Town Deal, encourages more

Transport Action Network (TAN) has published a repor commissioned to explore better transport connectivity for the South West, after the scrapping of two highly contentious

The Transport Technology Forum’s Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Working Group is hosting a day of expert-led sessions, interactive workshops, and real-world case study presentations at an

New independent polling from Opinium, commissioned by Intelligent Transport Systems UK (ITS UK) and supported by noise camera providers Intelligent Instruments, has shown that a

Motorists could be risking an estimated £17.3 billion in repair costs by attempting to drive through floodwater, according to new research. While only 17% of
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