Public transport
“More than half” now commuting
Analysis of energy use patterns suggests more than half of all households could now be travelling to work again, City AM quotes energy brand Bulb,
Paul Hutton
March 26, 2021
Analysis of energy use patterns suggests more than half of all households could now be travelling to work again, City AM quotes energy brand Bulb,
The latest Highways Voices podcast from Highways News has heard why transport modelling is key to making the most of the growth in traffic data
The Scottish Government has awarded £40.5 million through a second round of the Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme (SULEBS). This is the largest investment yet
The government and Mayor of London have agreed to extend the current Transport for London funding deal, which was due to run out on 31
Indian government officials are accusing “Chinese state-sponsored actors” of being behind a series of cyber attacks on the country’s transport sector over the past few
The rail industry needs a clear strategy from government on how to decarbonise the network, according to the parliamentary Transport Committee. Transportandenergy.com reports the committee
The Welsh Government has made a bold pledge to increase the number of people using public transport, walking and cycling as part of its new
Innovative green projects creating the next generation of hydrogen-powered buses and electric trucks are set to save millions of tonnes of carbon emissions and create
A further £33 million of emergency coronavirus (COVID-19) funding has been provided to support light rail and tram operators during the pandemic. Operators will receive
Better analysis of traffic flows and their impact on air quality, using AI to improve road safety and Working with innovative start-ups and small businesses
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