Safety
Waymo resumes driverless testing
Google’s driverless car project Waymo is restarting testing, having suspended it in March to protect employees from Coronavirus. In a blog post on its website
Paul Hutton
May 11, 2020
Google’s driverless car project Waymo is restarting testing, having suspended it in March to protect employees from Coronavirus. In a blog post on its website
Shahar Bahiri, Chairman of smart infrastructure specialists, Valerann, explains why self-driving cars will need sensor infrastructure on roads to be more effective in the future.
By Richard Hayes, former Chief Executive and Past President of the IHE and consultant at Hayes ProTech Ltd A letter form Baroness Vere, the Roads
The Road Safety Foundation has received funding from the Road Safety Trust to help local authorities understand the risks to vulnerable road users. It will
With the current COVID-19 pandemic, the construction industry is looking for new ways of working that enable them to adhere to government guidelines for social
A new study suggests that connected vehicles which constantly assess the condition of your vehicle to anticipate when things might fail could mean a huge
Transport for London’s being warned that the Capitals buses and tubes could be overwhelmed if travel restrictions are eased whilst social distancing rules remain in
Highways News provides a quick reminder of the latest COVID-19 related guidance. This includes: The Highways Sector Council: https://www.adeptnet.org.uk/documents/hsc-guidelines Latest guidance from the DfT: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-transport
The Department for Transport (DfT) has launched a Transport Support Unit (TSU) dedicated to fighting COVID-19. There are around 8,500 specialist volunteers from across the
The London Borough of Lambeth has produced an emergency plan that focuses on making changes to roads and pavements to improve road safety as well
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