The Transport Committee is to continue its inquiry into self-driving vehicles (SDVs) next week by examining the planned regulatory framework that is being developed around
Ministers in Scotland have confirmed that a solution to the troublesome Rest and Be Thankful stretch of the A83 may not be solved until 2033.
A ‘greener’ approach to transport priorities could save the Government almost £20 billion, according to new research by the Campaign for Better Transport. The research
We had so much material left over from the highly successful Highways UK event last week in Birmingham that we bring you some content we
Opponents of the Lower Thames Crossing have called for an immediate review of it amid fears about its environmental impact. The BBC reports that a
National Highways has secured a new injunction as it continues to try to stop protesters from disrupting England’s busiest roads. The High Court has granted
Speed cameras on the M4 in South Wales will start issuing fines this month, more than a year after they were installed. The BBC reports
A new 20mph default speed limit in communities across Wales could save £100m as deaths and injuries are reduced, according to new research. The study
Scotland’s Minister for Transport, Jenny Gilruth, has chaired the latest meeting of the A9 Safety Group in Pitlochry. Following several recent fatalities, partner organisations have
A third of English councils’ B and C roads were rated in amber or red condition in the last year, according to the latest Department
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