Measuring air quality across London could help fight COVID-19 by providing a quick means of deciding whether to reduce public transport movement, given strong links
A new transport interchange in Cambridgeshire that will act as a travel hub for the Foxton railway line, buses, cyclists and other vehicles has been
Work on temporary cycle lanes and other related activities has begun in Oxfordshire, after the authority was awarded £2.9 million in total from the Government’s
In late March, the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) in the US instituted a social distancing policy limiting transit vehicles’ load to twenty passengers. The
Transport for Wales has agreed to join the Urban Transport Group-the collection of 13 transport authorities-as an associate member. Members of the group include; Greater
By James Warfe, Associate Director – Transport Planning and Advisory, AECOM The coronavirus has significantly impacted how we move around our cities and communities, and
The Transport Secretary has described London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s decision to freeze fares on tubes and buses for four years as not “reasonable”, because it
Highway and transport companies could soon benefit from an even greener fleet in the future after news that the Department for Transport (DfT) and the
Transport for the North has been awarded a CIHT industry award after setting out a 30-year vision for investment in the region. The statutory, sub-national transport body
The Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation has announced the winners of its first ever digital awards. The awards across 11 categories attracted over 150
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