The Institute for Public Policy Research says that Treasury control over transport spending is holding back regional growth, Despite strong public support and clear economic
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council is to spend £7.7million on repairing potholes and improving roads in 2026/27. According to the Bournemouh Echo, proposals to
People across Greater Manchester are being encouraged to have their say on major plans that will shape the future of local transport through to 2050
Transport for London has introduced new regulations for pedicabs that will be enforced in stages over the coming year. The regulations will mean that drivers and operators will need to apply for licences
Work is underway to install new average speed cameras along the A414 in Essex. The Jenoptik cameras are being installed between Chelmsford and Harlow and
Winvic Construction Ltd has been appointed to the Lincolnshire County Council (LCC) Highways Framework for a further four years. Winvic has secured a place on the General Works
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is working to improve how people get around the borough by proposing designated on-street parking bays for dockless e-bikes, the
Flooding on a newly funded active travel path was among the main concerns raised at Caldicot Town Council’s recent meeting. Attendees and members of the
Suppliers of Connected Vehicle services across the UK have been told the Department for Transport is committed to supporting the industry to deliver connected services
“The question isn’t whether we can afford to maintain TOPAS, it’s whether we can afford to become a nation where every junction is an experiment.
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