
Herriot-Watt and Glasgow universities using virtual technology to decarbonise transport
Two Scottish Universities are to set be at the heart of a project looking to decarbonise transport around the country, centred around the design of

Two Scottish Universities are to set be at the heart of a project looking to decarbonise transport around the country, centred around the design of

Some 40% of children in Central London who previously travelled to school by car have now switched to more active modes of transport, such as

Volvo Cars has adjusted its core business ambitions for the coming years, reflecting the company’s relentless focus on value creation while remaining pragmatic amidst fluid

BMW has announced a new advancement in in-car digital services, allowing customers in Germany to pay for fuel and parking directly from their vehicles. The

When the Government announced laws forcing carmakers to sell more electric vehicles (EVs), ministers hailed it as a triumph that would put Britain at the vanguard of

Transform Scotlands new report ‘In Reverse’, published yesterday, finds that the Scottish Government has failed to meet 7 out of 10 key commitments made over the past

Civil engineering, highway, and environmental services provider Cormac has formed a charity partnership with Cornwall Wildlife Trust. The collaboration emphasises the strong alignment between Cormac’s

There’s some good news if you ran out of time to submit your entry for the leading celebration of the intelligent transport sector – the

Commsignia and Bosch have joined forces to combine their technical expertise to offer new solutions for the safety of vulnerable road users. This collaboration integrates

Projects to encourage Scottish people to leave their cars at home and choose active travel options look set to be shelved as the Scottish Government
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