Causeway Technologies, the UK-based owner of the Causeway one.network platform used by departments of transportation (DOTs) as well as cities and counties across the US, has announced
You often hear the phrase “safety is our number one priority” in our industry, but today on Highways Voices we hear from people who’re putting
AA President Edmund King has warned that ending congestion charge exemption for green vehicles could worsen air quality. In a letter seen by the London
North Lanarkshire Council and their partners, Amey, announce the launch of their Knowledge Bank, a new open-source digital platform designed to support local authorities in their
Westminster City Council are tackling the issue of noisy pedicabs, with a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) coming into effect on 18 November and cover
Meet the highways teams taking a more agile approach to maintenance and improvements in Oxfordshire. Oxfordshire County Council and its principal highways contractor M Group
Work to further improve public transport links between south Reading and the town centre on the A33 relief road has been completed. The fifth phase
Overtaking is to be banned on roads through a Herefordshire village. The new restriction in Lea, near Ross-on-Wye, will be imposed under a traffic regulation
Dublin has teamed up with VivaCity and Bentley Systems to create a real‑time digital twin that fuses sensor, traffic and environmental data, enabling data‑driven decisions
The Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) will deliver a manifesto for change to the Welsh Parliament today, setting out priorities to enhance bus and coach
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