Interserve construction has been given a contract by Hertfordshire CC to upgrade a section of the A602. Work on the contract, which was awarded through the
Transport for London is rolling out eight new docking stations and adding 1,700 more bikes to its hire network in response to an increase in
Approval’s expected to be given next week for a programme of transport improvements in Nottingham, after what the council calls “unprecedented” financial backing from the
More than a million extra cars could be the roads with the public avoiding public transport as lockdown continues to ease, according to Rachel Aldred,
People in Stirling are getting free access to a fleet of 200 bikes in order to help them travel safely, sustainably and socially-distanced. The Scottish
People in West Yorkshire are being given the opportunity to influence decisions on road design by using a new interactive map. It allows people to
The Transport Technology Forum’s latest Local Authority transport data weekly digest suggests that, up to 5 June, traffic flows last Tuesday were the highest since
Coventry City Council is to embark on a trial which aims to investigate how new technologies can be used to support people moving round the
Kier Highways has become the first highways contractor to have recertified for the Carbon Trust Standard for the third time, after first achieving it in
Future economic growth must be both ‘resilient and green’ to help deliver an improved economy, according to the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning
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