The Scottish Government has started a new Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme which this year, will provide £9 million to help bus operators invest in
The latest Transport Technology Forum weekly digest of transport use across a range of English local authorities has found a slight drop in traffic levels
Kier has announcing its new corporate charity partner, End Youth Homelessness (EYH), a UK-wide movement of local charities that have joined forces to tackle homelessness
The Scottish Government has announced £7 million worth of funding to go towards upgrading transport to mitigate against COVID-19. The newly created Public, School and
Transport Scotland has started the procurement process for two maintenance contractors to deliver trunk road and motorway work in the north of the country. A
Highways England has started the procurement process for the maintenance and response contract for Area 3 of its network. The organisation is asking interested contractors
New figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders show just 328 buses and coaches joined the UK fleet in the second quarter of
New infrastructure investments in the short and medium term, should focus on accelerating the roll-out of both full-fibre and 5G communications infrastructure, and greater active
Lancashire County Council has suggested a number of projects which could be delivered quickly in answer to Transport for the North’s (TfN) recent call for
Two 38 tonne, 40m wide gantries, spanning both the north and southbound carriageways, were installed by Kier’s M6 J13-15 project team in under 10 hours recently,
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