
Safer 20 mph speed limits coming to almost 800 more Glasgow streets
Almost 800 streets across the south and east of Glasgow are set to benefit from safer 20 mph speed limits, with new signage due to

Almost 800 streets across the south and east of Glasgow are set to benefit from safer 20 mph speed limits, with new signage due to

Behavioural science expert Rory Sutherland has told Highways News that transport policy should concentrate on making alternatives to the car easier and more attractive rather

Major roadworks could be delayed by up to two months after the discovery of more skeletons. At the end of July, four skeletons were discovered under

National Highways’ £100 million project to dual the Blofield to North Burlingham stretch of the A47 in Norfolk is entering its final stages, promising a

Six young people from the London Borough of Havering that have been through the care system have recently completed a new three-week ‘Introduction to Highways’

Wales’ Deputy Minister for Transport, Mark Hooper, has met with Lord Burns, chair of the Burns Review, to share views on the future direction of

AtkinsRéalis has appointed Ian Tasker as Director of Private Finance for the UK & Ireland. His appointment comes as the Government, local authorities and infrastructure

The Mayor of Greater Manchester, Bev Craig, has confirmed that Vernon Everitt CBE will continue as Transport Commissioner and Dame Sarah Storey will stay on

A woman forced to give up her home for a dual-carriageway expansion that is now likely to among those shelved has described the project as

ITS Ireland has paid a glowing tribute to Dónal Hodgins who recently completed his term as Chair of the Network of National ITS Associations. “The
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