Plans to reduce the national default speed limit in Wales from 30mph to 20mph on residential roads and busy pedestrian streets will form part of
Roads are critical to complete the door to door journeys for shorter distances, such as regional and local movements or the last mile from a
Major improvements to public transport services will be possible if councils across the North East join forces, according to North of Tyne Mayor Jamie Driscoll.
Highways England’s A19 Testo’s flyover project has now been officially opened. The organisation marked the milestone, with an event where key partners, including Costain, Jacobs,
Bus operators are set to benefit from £226.5 million in government funding to help ensure they continue to run vital services as COVID-19 restrictions are
Surrey County Council has started consultation on its Transport Plan 4, which includes plans to reduce carbon emissions by 46% The LTP4 will supersede the
‘Transformative busways’ that will provide reliable and frequent journeys for thousands of people in Greater Cambridge have advanced to the next stage, according to the
West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s CityConnect programme has seen a combined total of more than five million trips by bike counted on its cycling and walking
The city and county councils in Leicester and Leicestershire have linked up with the Department for Transport to offer residents the chance to try getting
Transport for London’s finances have taken a real hit since the Coronavirus restrictions were introduced last March, with a huge drop in fare revenue leading
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