
Scottish road casualties up 10% year-on-year
New figures show there were 5,621 road casualties reported across Scotland in 2022, which is 506, or ten per cent higher than 2021, although down

New figures show there were 5,621 road casualties reported across Scotland in 2022, which is 506, or ten per cent higher than 2021, although down

National Highways’ £37m concrete road reconstruction scheme on the A14 between Haughley and Tothill has reached its midway point. In mid-April, National Highways began main

A new £1.8 million competition is opening to support the latest innovative transport solutions as the government seeks to grow the economy while looking at

The innovative traffic light technology that helps Shawlands Bike Bus safely navigate a busy Southside junction has won a national award. The Ultra Smart Cycle

VESOS Solutions Limited has been recognised for the value of their solution giving emergency services and road operators essential data about road crashes in real

Anger with the poor state of Britain’s local roads has reached its highest point in nine years with half of drivers (49%) surveyed for the

The Government has indicated it will be less likely to invest in major road infrastructure projects in future years and instead put more focus on

With winter approaching, National Highways is investing £15.4m in new state-of-the-art network of weather stations, including supporting infrastructure, that will provide real-time data of road
Ministers in Scotland have thanked workers for getting much of the transport network up and running again. With the school holidays finishing in Scotland and

Every part of the Midlands and North of England is set to receive a share of £150 million of new funding to improve bus services
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