Highways England is planning to run a £5 million TV campaign educating drivers about smart motorways. The Telegraph reports that the Department for Transport explains
A coroner has stated that smart motorways without a hard shoulder carry “an ongoing risk of future deaths” after recording a version of unlawful killing
There has been a fall once again in the number of casualties in road collisions on North Yorkshire roads, according to a annual safety report.
Work on the Orwell Bridge to implement temporary speed limits will start this month, which will allow it to stay open during high winds, according
A new average speed limit on the M4 will only be a success if it’s properly enforced, a Welsh Government committee has heard. The South
Telent will celebrate its 30-year collaboration of working with West Sussex Council, following the award of a five-year extension to its contract. The new contract
Colas has announced the immediate roll out of rapid testing on its sites for operational staff. The company said the safety of its staff ‘remains
Navtech Radar’s ClearWay stopped vehicle detection technology is to be deployed on more roads across the UK as part of Highways England’s programme to enhance
It’s emerged that British drivers caught by speed cameras while driving in Europe won’t face penalties because the UK’s departure from the EU means offences
Brian Jones has joined Highway Care as its new Transport Manager. He follows several new appointments made by the company over the past few years
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