The Government has re-confirmed that a draft Bill aimed at reforming taxi and private hire vehicle licensing legislation will be published during the current parliamentary
A newly published government-backed review has concluded that the long-established phenomenon of “induced demand” remains a significant factor in road investment decisions, finding that new
The Mayor of the West Midlands says there is “no better place” than Birmingham’s NEC for the global Intelligent Transport Systems community to gather, as
The Scottish National Party has been accused of hatching a “secret plot” designed to force Scots out of their cars by bringing in further “targeted
Transport Scotland has issued a market consultation notice, entitled Modernising Scotland’s Traffic Systems, and it wants you to help shape the future of its trunk
Labour MP Sarah Coombes has visited ANPR specialists MAV Systems to discuss the growing threat posed by illegal “ghost plates” and the urgent need for
Wales’ deputy minister for transport Mark Hooper MS has announced the government’s intent to revive the long-delayed third Menai crossing project, which would provide an
National Highways will be trialling new low carbon initiatives as part of a resurfacing scheme across the M5 Huntworth Viaduct near Bridgwater in Somerset. The
One year after its landmark Court of Appeal victory, Transport Action Network (TAN) is warning that new flexibilities for cash-strapped councils risk hollowing out the
Their introduction has been the subject of nationwide debate, but one UK council is insisting that the implementation of a 20mph speed limit is having
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