Liverpool City Region bus services will start returning to public control this weekend for the first time in 40 years. Launching in St Helens on
Plans to build a new tramline linking the north and centre of Edinburgh seem certain to be to be shelved following a row over the
People who grow up in areas with better public transport learn to drive later and rely less on their cars as they get older, according
Behavioural science expert Rory Sutherland has told Highways News that transport policy should concentrate on making alternatives to the car easier and more attractive rather
A draft legal agreement for Nottingham Forest FC’s proposed redevelopment of its City Ground stadium sets out more than £4.17 million in transport contributions, alongside
Catch the Bus Month returns this September with a national myth-busting campaign designed to challenge outdated perceptions of bus travel and encourage more people to
Scotland’s Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Tourism and Transport Stephen Flynn has announced that a further £4 million is being made available for community transport operators
Bus passengers across Scotland are set to benefit from a £55 million investment in infrastructure designed to improve the reliability, accessibility and efficiency of bus
A new app has launched on the Isle of Man that is looking to change the way taxis operate by incorporating an Uber style experience
A parliamentary petition seeking to stop the commercial introduction of driverless taxis has exceeded 1,000 signatures as concern grows within the taxi and private hire
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