The West Midlands public transport network is to get a revamped look and a brand new name. Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands, is
For the first time, suicide prevention assessments will be mandatory for the development of relevant road projects across the UK. Thought to be the first
The Lower Thames Crossing could help unlock thousands of employment opportunities for local people, according to Thurrock Council leader Richard Bingley, who has called for
Women in Transport has opened its third Equity Index survey and is asking employers across the sector to report on the recruitment, pay, progression and
Newcastle University’s Professor of Intelligent Transport Systems and former Department for Transport Chief Scientific Adviser, Prof Phil Blythe CBE, has been inducted into the ITS
The Incursions Working Group is set to release its September bulletin showing a 39% month-on-month reduction in incursions on the strategic road network, but warning
Today marks an important milestone for the highways sector: RAISE, the national industry reporting platform for roadworker abuse, is now formally part of NEFRA, under
Young people will take the lead in a major new project exploring how driver training, testing and licensing can make driving safer and fairer for
Contractors, local authorities and highways organisations are being urged to share incident data and adopt a common campaign to tackle roadworker abuse, as industry leaders
Mobility scooter users are being forced into roads, potholes and other hazards as they try to navigate pavements blocked by vehicles, new analysis of insurance
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