The Conservative Party is pledging that it will remove 24-hour bus lanes in areas where they control councils after next week’s local elections in England.
New data released by VivaCity, a provider of AI-powered transport data and insight, quantifies the dramatic shift in London’s commuting habits during the recent industrial
Proposals for a £4.2m temporary congestion charge investment plan will be discussed again by Oxfordshire County Council’s cabinet in May, with some proposals presented in
Today on Highways Voices we find out how improving performance in an industry can come down to an overlooked skill – communication. For decision makers
A bus company’s rethink of recruitment strategy has led to a fourfold increase in female controllers – rising from 5% to 20% – by targeting
A new report has revealed Oxford Bus Company contributed £170m to the UK economy in 2025. The report, published by Oxford Economics, adds that Oxford
The Department for Transport’s new Better Connected strategy has been broadly welcomed by the App Drivers and Couriers Union (ADCU) after it formally placed taxis
Logistics and transport experts are warning that new housing developments across the UK risk being unfit for modern life unless they are designed with both
The first World Public Transport Day is highlighting the role of transport in connecting people and communities, with evidence from the National Centre for Accessible
The Scottish Government’s £2 bus fare pilot could be forced to end early if it runs out of money. with concerns emerging over the estimated 200,000 cruise ship
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