The Essex County Council on-demand public transport service DigiGo will run until at least March 2026. DigiGo first launched in April 2022 as part of
North Yorkshire Council has started its search for suppliers for its £300 million highways surfacing and planing framework. The carriageway planing and surfacing framework 2024
Popular Transport for London director Glynn Barton is leaving his role as acting Chief Operating Officer as the organisation brings in Claire Mann, current Managing
Road safety and the future of parking in Brighton & Hove were the main themes from a busy Transport and Sustainability committee meeting this week.
Work to construct a new cycle track, safer crossing points and signalised junctions on a busy city centre road are due to get under way.
A recording of special webinar to help local authorities, suppliers and consultants understand the application process for a share of £70 million of extra funding
Transport for London has published new data from its annual Travel in London report, which shows that there have been continued increases in the levels of walking and cycling in London. The
London’s iconic black cabs have reached a major milestone with more than 50 per cent now being zero emission capable , with the number totalling
London’s Metropolitan Police have revealed a total of 657 arrests have been made over the last five weeks as its officers worked to keep London
Lincolnshire Resilience Forum (LRF) has gone live with new geospatial and drone technology from Esri UK to help it better prepare for emergencies across the
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