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 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
Edinburgh’s Sheriffhall roundabout has been the subject of several Highways News articles over the last few years. The busiest junction on the City Bypass is
Media speculation that potentially incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham could slow the UK’s progress on autonomous vehicles should not be interpreted as opposition to the
Councils in England are facing a £7 billion funding ‘black hole’ within three years opening a gap so large it is more than the current council spend on roads, transport, homelessness and housing services combined.
The Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) is urging the UK Government to ensure that transport infrastructure investment remains a national priority following the
National Highways has issued a procurement for an estimated £60 million owner-controlled insurance programme (OCIP) for the construction of the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC). National
Road closures are set to begin as part of plans to remove traffic management, almost two and a half years after a major landslip on
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