
24-hour bus lanes to be removed in Conservative-run areas
The Conservative Party is pledging that it will remove 24-hour bus lanes in areas where they control councils after next week’s local elections in England.

The Conservative Party is pledging that it will remove 24-hour bus lanes in areas where they control councils after next week’s local elections in England.

South Ayrshire Council are weighing up the options for a comprehensive Road Improvement Plan for 2026/27. If approved, £5.785m would be invested in the area’s

Wiltshire Council has launched the Wiltshire Sustainable Transport Forum, a county-wide partnership focused on building a cleaner, safer and more sustainable transport system. The forum brings

Kerbside management software solutions company Grid Smarter Cities says it is helping local authorities understand how better use of data will be critical to delivering

New data released by VivaCity, a provider of AI-powered transport data and insight, quantifies the dramatic shift in London’s commuting habits during the recent industrial

Proposals for a £4.2m temporary congestion charge investment plan will be discussed again by Oxfordshire County Council’s cabinet in May, with some proposals presented in

Today on Highways Voices we find out how improving performance in an industry can come down to an overlooked skill – communication. For decision makers

National Highways is inviting eligible local authorities and mayoral combined authorities to submit expressions of interest to the new Growth and Housing Accelerator (GHA) Fund

A bus company’s rethink of recruitment strategy has led to a fourfold increase in female controllers – rising from 5% to 20% – by targeting

A new report has revealed Oxford Bus Company contributed £170m to the UK economy in 2025. The report, published by Oxford Economics, adds that Oxford
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