By Chris Tyerman For most of us, when we hear infrastructure, we often think of mega projects such as Crossrail, HS2, Hinkley Point, or Heathrow’s
Amy Pantall, Marketing Writer with Trapeze Group (UK) supplies us with this case study: Many UK authority staff will be familiar with the challenge of working in a small team and being responsible for managing public transport across a large region. One
AECOM has started work on a new contract to deliver spatial planning advice to Highways England in the Midlands and East of England, including advice
A £2.5m highways improvement scheme to transform a gateway into Whitehaven has been completed, following the switch-on of traffic lights at the Bransty Row junction.
Fife councillors have approved the business case to support the Dunfermline Strategic Transportation Intervention Measures programme, and authorised submission to the Edinburgh and South East Scotland
As the Coronavirus-related restrictions are eased from Monday, Transport for London has announced that the capacity of buses will be doubled from next Monday with
The newly-launched Decarbonusation of Road Transport has estimated that £150bn could be needed over this decade if the transition to green vehicles is to be
Imperial College London has joined forces with Enterprise Rent-A-Car and Brompton Bike Hire to launch a mobility hub at Imperial’s South Kensington campus as part of a
The government needs to keep up spending on public transport, even though its usage has declined during the Covid pandemic, a government adviser has said.
More than 100 local authorities have expressed an interest in the £15 million funding allocation for the upgrade and repair of traffic signals in England
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