
Report suggests UK transport sector is falling behind on gender equity
A new national report from Women in Transport warns that the UK’s transport industry is not only failing to make progress on gender equity, it

A new national report from Women in Transport warns that the UK’s transport industry is not only failing to make progress on gender equity, it

ITS UK will be launching a new ‘partner’ membership tier in September to allow local authorities to join the organisation without paying a membership fee.

Leicestershire-based Journeo, provider of information systems and technical services to transport operators and local authorities, has announced in a statement to the London Stock Exchange,that

Shone Robison, the Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government has written a letter to Economy and Fair Work Committee convenor Colin Smyth, offering

A new inquiry by the Transport Committee will investigate how standards for taxis and private hire vehicles (PHVs) could be improved, amid concern about inadequate regulation

Disabled people are in danger of being further excluded in society if future changes to transport do not involve them and address their needs, according

More than £3m of external funding will be invested into Nottingham’s public transport network in 2025/26 thanks to the new East Midlands Combined County Authority

People aged 16 to 21 will be able to ride on buses across Wales for just £1 from September, Single fares will cost just £1

Following receipt of the 2025/26 Local Authority Bus Grant earlier this month, the first tranche of bus services being launched or improved with the revenue

The Scottish Government has launched the new £2 million Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) Market Readiness Fund for 2025-26. It is designed to support HGV operators,
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