Over £5.2 billion is to be invested to create 2,000 new flood and coastal defences as part of the Government’s long-term plan to tackle the
Highways England is being accused of ignoring disabled drivers’ safety on smart motorways. The Daily Telegraph reports that disability campaigners are supporting a legal challenge
A new campaign’s been launched to remind drivers that they could get points on their licence and a fine if they overtake cyclists too closely.
Local authorities will be able to have a ‘rapid capture and display’ of every safety defect on an inspection route, thanks to a new service
Highway Care has announced two significant board appointments, following on from news of recent expansion plans and new partnership arrangements. Ben Duncker will become its
Car manufacturers in America may soon be required to install technology that stops a car from moving if the driver is over the alcohol limit.
Extra speed cameras are being added to the Orwell Bridge near Ipswich in Suffolk as part of Highways England’s plans to keep it open during
In the late 90s car companies advertising in the UK were keen to promote air conditioning in their vehicles as a new standard – beforehand
Highways England teams and their supply chain across the country have been developing ‘creative and innovative ways’ to help getting essential work completed, without compromising
Leading members of ITS (UK)’s Connected Vehicle Forum are warning some of the benefits of the eCall safety system are not being realised in the
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