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Doubts over A96 dualling
Scotland’s transport minister has refused to confirm if the A96 will be dualled in full, instead promising that there will be a review to determine
Paul Hutton
October 1, 2021
Scotland’s transport minister has refused to confirm if the A96 will be dualled in full, instead promising that there will be a review to determine
Scotland’s Bravest Manufacturing Company, the social enterprise that supports veterans and others with disabilities, has produced its 15,000th road sign for BEAR Scotland. Scotland’s Bravest
Kier Highways will implement a number of measures over the next few years to help Kier Group meet its target of reaching net zero across
In a major industry move one of Europe’s biggest companies in the ITS and infrastructure sector Swarco has acquired 100% of the shares of Dynniq
The winning of three new National Highways contracts this year have contributed towards Colas returning to profit this year. The latest results for the UK
Analysis of the driving speeds of vehicles crossing the Orwell Bridge in Suffolk has proved that drivers are adhering to dynamically reduced speed limits in
The government’s Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is looking for solutions, innovative capabilities and ideas for stopping or preventing E-Scooter and E-Bike enabled crime at
Expanding electric vehicle charging and measures to safely maximise the opportunities and benefits from emerging aviation technology, including drones, are among a raft of new
Public transport operator Stagecoach has called on the government to introduce tax incentives and cheaper fares to encourage people to use public transport. Ahead of
It’s the only city in Britain with a motorway running right through the middle, and a group of campaigners in Glasgow are trying to the
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