The Transport Committee is investigating the disruption caused by street works carried out by utility companies, in the first evidence session of its new inquiry.
Ahead of National Highways closing the M25 twice in March – starting this weekend – RAC Breakdown spokesperson Alice Simpson said: “Without careful planning, drivers could face
The committees working to deliver the best possible technical content and visitor experience at the 2027 ITS World Congress in Birmingham have begun their work,
A new publication has been added to the Standards for Highways website. The organisation has presented a summary of the documents published and withdrawn as
The Labour Government has issued a major update on the future of automated vehicles with the UK primed to bring in “revolutionary” changes. The Automated Vehicles
The intelligent transport systems supply chain has once again shown its support for one of the premier industry events of the year, as the Transport
Norwich residents are set to see faster journeys and thousands of new homes and jobs in the region as ministers approve the long delayed A47/A11
Drivers caught using illegal “ghost” licence plates that are all-but invisible to speed cameras would face tougher penalties under a proposed change to the law.
Nearly £175 million for transport in the region is set to be approved in the next year (2025/26) – with a further £19m also being
The battle over New York City’s congestion pricing program is heating up after the Trump administration ordered the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) to terminate the
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