
Survey shows travel in Scotland back to pre-pandemic levels
A survey of Scotland’s transport and travel habits has found that levels of travel have now returned to where they were immediately prior to the

A survey of Scotland’s transport and travel habits has found that levels of travel have now returned to where they were immediately prior to the

Bus Users UK has welcomed measures in the Autumn Budget that will offer relief to many households, particularly the increase in the National Living Wage,

The Peninsula Transport team recently visited the Bodmin and Lanivet Community Bus scheme to see how the first round of Rural Mobility Pilot funding is being used. The scheme is a trial project led by the Lanivet Parish Sport and

There are only 10 days to go to apply for a place on the Women in Transport LEAD Programme for 2026 through the Women in Bus and Coach

The European Union is to take legal action against Portugal for failing to submit a report as part of the ITS Directive. Under the terms

Ride-sharing firm Bolt has criticised potential plans for a new “taxi tax” as “incredibly harmful” to the industry, as it trials a new feature letting

The Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning & Transport (ADEPT) has marked its 140th anniversary with the publication of an exclusive collection of essays,

Four pop-up park and rides will launch this weekend offering 1,000 free parking spaces to help people easily get to Manchester this Christmas as the

Transport for London has confirmed the next major step in improving bus performance across the capital with the announcement of funding for Haringey, Lewisham and

Work to give Banbury residents better travel choices along the town’s Cherwell Street will begin in early January. Oxfordshire County Council is leading work to
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