
Technology secretary backs UK AV sector
The UK’s Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Liz Kendall, backs driverless cars and British AI startups, but the likely next prime minister’s

The UK’s Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Liz Kendall, backs driverless cars and British AI startups, but the likely next prime minister’s

National Highways has teamed up with a leading mental health charity to help people get support quickly and easily, as part of a new 12‑month trial focused on early intervention and preventing crises. New

The Department for Transport has confirmed it will legally protect a series of marketing terms associated with automated vehicles, preventing manufacturers from describing driver assistance

Glasgow’s Chamber of Commerce is calling on Transport Scotland to publish the completed technical modelling on the M8 Woodside Viaducts and fully test all three

Sections of two busy Wiltshire roads will close overnight for more than two months. National Highways has confirmed that stretches of the A303 and A36 near Wylye, Wiltshire, will

A panel of disability experts has urged the government to call a halt to all new floating bus stops because ‘dangerous cyclists’ refuse to stop at

The MP for Newark has put up signs next to the A46 past the town criticising the expected decision to scrap a project which would

The Transport Committee is to question the Minister for Roads and Buses in the final oral evidence session for its inquiry into joined-up journeys. Members will ask Simon Lightwood about the

The Special Boat Service (SBS), Britain’s elite maritime counter-terrorism and special operations unit, has banned Chinese-made electric cars from its headquarters in Poole because it fears they

Capgemini UK has been appointed as National Highways’ Service Management Maturity (SMM) partner on a five-year contract worth £35.9 million, with a ceiling of £47.2 million. Running
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