Scotland to offer free bus travel to under 19s
Following a comprehensive consultation, the Scottish Government is making preparations to extend free bus travel to all young people under the age of 19 who
Following a comprehensive consultation, the Scottish Government is making preparations to extend free bus travel to all young people under the age of 19 who
The Irish government has announced funding for up to 248 new jobs in local authorities The Programme for Government has already committed that €1.8bn will
Southampton City Council is developing plans to transform some of its network. Several junctions along the A3024 Northern Ring Road – between Western Esplanade and
A leading criminal injuries lawyer has told Highways News he does not think that Highways England is at risk of being found guilty of corporate
Dyer & Butler, a part of M Group Services, has been appointed to deliver improvement works at the Gablecross junction of the A420 on behalf
Liverpool City Council has said work on its £47 million highways scheme has made significant progress with work on Mann Island Junction to start on
Nearly eight-in-10 drivers think that pure electric cars are still too expensive when compared to conventional vehicles of a similar size, but a steadily increasing
London’s Streetspace scheme has been ruled unlawful by the High Court, because it disadvantaged taxi drivers. Streetspace was designed to create more space for people
Football fans heading to watch the Milton Keynes Dons will be able to ride to the ground from a local railway station in a driverless
Transport for Quality of Life and Friends of the Earth have worked together to produced 27 actions that local authorities can use to help reduce
One of the biggest features of the last ITS World Congress, Volocopter, has announced plans to bring its air taxi service to American cities. The
East Lothian Council has proposed an increase in its electric vehicle fleets as well as the installation of public EV chargepoints across East Lothian as
More than 400 fines have been issued to HGV drivers who failed to obtain a valid Kent Access Permit before entering the county. Kent Police
Angus Council has appointed design and consultancy firm Arcadis to take the Arbroath, A Place For Everyone project, aimed at improving access and promoting active
There has been a fall once again in the number of casualties in road collisions on North Yorkshire roads, according to a annual safety report.
A coroner has stated that smart motorways without a hard shoulder carry “an ongoing risk of future deaths” after recording a version of unlawful killing
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