
TRL’s Chief Technologist calls for Government backing for TOPAS
The Chief Technologist at TRL, Chris Kettell, is warning that Government and industry must do more to support the standards body underpinning the UK’s traffic

The Chief Technologist at TRL, Chris Kettell, is warning that Government and industry must do more to support the standards body underpinning the UK’s traffic

Work is continuing apace on a £61m road scheme designed to ease congestion and improve journey times for residents, businesses and visitors in Canterbury. Contractors began working on the Sturry Link Road in April, which will deliver part of a new

Bath & North East Somerset Council is consulting on plans to charge residents more for parking permits if they drive larger vehicles. The proposals also

The future of London’s buses has been revealed, as Transport for London (TfL) publishes the next phase of its Bus Safety Standard, setting out the next steps of

With several trials of autonomous passenger vehicles underway in London in 2026, and with operators aiming to launch commercial services by the end of the

The Government’s biggest expansion of lane rental schemes since their introduction more than a decade ago has highlighted growing industry support for the policy, and

Average speed cameras will be installed on a stretch of the A3083 in Helston later this year. The section of road which runs alongside RNAS

Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council (OMBC) is looking to put a framework for highways related minor works in place. The Active Oldham Strategic Partnership Agreement’s term

Road reconstruction work at two A1 slip road roundabouts in Lincolnshire have been delayed due to what the Council have referred to as “unforeseen issues”.

Transport for London has said that roadworks on the A3 between New Malden and Tolworth in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames are due
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