
Fuel duty rise axe “a step in the right direction,” but transport expert calls for caution
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ announcement of the scrapping of the planned rise in fuel duty, as part of the Government’s efforts to reduce

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ announcement of the scrapping of the planned rise in fuel duty, as part of the Government’s efforts to reduce

Former Westminster SNP leader Stephen Flynn has been appointed as the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Transport and Tourism at the Scottish Government, with his rejigged

The acquisition of five independently operating regional highways businesses to form Core Highways created significant operational challenges due to multiple platforms, processes, policies, and systems

South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority is undertaking a soft market testing exercise to inform the development of a future procurement strategy for the digital, data and

HS2’s complex civil engineering programme will shift up a gear this summer, as it prepares to deliver its biggest programme of work yet over the

The Department for Transport (DfT) has strengthened how it supports the use of new science and technology in the transport sector, such as maritime decarbonisation

The University of Bristol has published its findings after studying children’s and young people’s perception of the city’s free summer bus scheme in 2025. The

Braintree District Council’s Planning Committee has approved changes to a Section 106 agreement that will support a free shuttle bus service between Braintree town centre and Braintree

King Charles has laid out the government’s law-making plans for the coming year in a speech to the House of Lords, with particular relevance to

Following last week’s Scottish election results, Bus Users UK has analysed the bus policy commitments set out across the political party manifestos. Bus Users UK
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