The plan to scrap one of Nottinghamshire’s largest infrastructure projects, as suggested in Highways News yesterday, has become ‘yet another betrayal’ for the East Midlands region,
Through a first of its kind collaboration between National Highways, industry and the University of Cambridge, the Roads Research Alliance (RRA) is driving research and innovation
The leader of Derby City Council has questioned if the recently shelved A38 scheme was still the right plan, 25 years on from its inception.
A traffic management update issued by Transport Scotland has flagged up new arrangements for drivers on the Tomatin to Moy section of the A9 as the £3.97
Hopes that a Government fund would support the full reopening of Hammersmith Bridge have been dashed due to a requirement that the repairs be completed by April
The Treasury has issued more details of proposed cuts to fund more spending on defence, including £800 million from the Department for Transport budget. In
National Highways has initiated a series of crash tests with Euro NCAP and other European road safety bodies after identifying a serious risk on England’s
People across Wales will save over an hour on journey times between the north and the south of Wales when a new long-distance coach launches
ITS UK and the Department for Transport (DfT) will host a series of interactive sessions across the country exploring the potential of, and creating opportunities
The outgoing Prime Minister, Sir Kier Starmer, has announced more spending on defence, funded by scrapping some as-yet unidentified road and energy schemes. In his
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