Transport modelling and software company PTV is offering transport planners and consultants free support through a new publication called the Public Transport Playbook. The company
The Roads Minister has announced a further £80 million to support buses into 2025, with the aim of delivering lower fares, improved reliability and better
A passenger survey has revealed that people rate the city’s public transport system highly – but would like to see more buses and trams. Nottingham
The 6th annual volunteer-run Mobility Camp “unconference” has taken place, with nearly a hundred people coming together to discuss, debate and tackle the subject of ‘Changing
The Scottish Government has launched the Community Bus Fund, to support local transport authorities to explore the options for bus services set out in the Transport
The first Bee Network buses left depots in Bolton and Wigan this morning, marking the start of a new era for public transport in Greater
Liverpool City Council has published an ‘ambitious’ plan to improve services over the next four years. The Council Plan 2023-2027 sets clear aims and ambitions
Parents/carers, students, educational establishments and other stakeholders are being asked to share information on how children and young people travel to school and education to
“I think allowing road pricing schemes to be designed by economists and only economists is really, really dangerous,” says Rory Sutherland on today’s Highways Voices
The inquiry into the building of Edinburgh’s tram network has blamed a “litany of avoidable failures” for the cost overrun and delays in completion. The
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