West Midlands transport safety officer Paul Wheatley has scooped a major award after becoming the scourge of troublemakers and a reassuring figure for thousands of
A new planning document has been adopted in East Suffolk to help guide the delivery of healthier built environments. The Healthy Environments Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) provides
Over 140 drivers for Cambus, a subsidiary of Stagecoach, are to strike in Bedfordshire after the company refused to make a decent pay offer, Unite
Mott MacDonald has reappointed Professor Glenn Lyons as Chair of Future Mobility ensuring it remains at the forefront of the evolution of transport planning. Mott
The BPA (British Parking Association) and the IPC (International Parking Community) have published the private parking sector single Code of Practice to be used across
Six out of ten commuters used buses, trams and trains for their journeys in Dublin city centre last year. The latest results of the annual
Autonomous robotaxis are set to cruise the streets of major UK cities within the next three years. Verne, a radical self-driving cab from Croatian automotive
There is an urgent need to find a more ‘appropriate basis’ for the HM Treasury block grant from Westminster to fund highways and transport in
Three local authorities have urged a county council to remain in a partnership designed to improve transport across the Solent area. Solent Transport is a
Around 1,600 London United bus drivers are being balloted for strike action over pay and other issues, Unite, the UK’s leading union, said today. The
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