
PFI projects could return to the public sector in a ‘unsatisfactory condition’
The complexity of managing the end of PFIs could cost public sector bodies could more time and resources as those contracts could return in a

The complexity of managing the end of PFIs could cost public sector bodies could more time and resources as those contracts could return in a

Hydrogen fuel has a bigger role to play in helping reduce carbon emissions from the highways and transport sector, according to a new report by

Highway and transport contractors in Scotland are to begin pre-start preparations on sites as part of first phase of easing restrictions. The construction sector has

The Government is considering giving local councils new powers to help improve roads for both cyclists and pedestrians. The new rules would see drivers who

SH L!ve, the exhibition and conference organised by Safer Highways is moving to a virtual format this September, with the next physical event now taking

A partnership of councils, transport organisations and East Midlands Airport has come together to launch a £2.7 billion vision to provide fast and frequent road,

Cardiff Council is working with highways and transport consultant Arup, to investigate how it can work with partners to create a ‘Safer Cardiff’ for both

Transport Scotland has opened a third round of funding from the Scottish Government’s active travel budget for 2020/21 to help increase walking, cycling and other

Intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions company Videalert has achieved Approved Devices certification from Transport Scotland for the deployment of its hosted digital video platform to

Highways England is looking for archaeological specialists to carry out excavation work ahead of the A303 Amesbury to Berwick Down upgrade past Stonehenge. Following the selection
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