London pedicabs: Legislation consultation not due until 2025
TfL still does not have a date for its crackdown on rogue pedicabs, despite being given new powers in March. TfL says it needs to
Kevin Borras
August 1, 2024
TfL still does not have a date for its crackdown on rogue pedicabs, despite being given new powers in March. TfL says it needs to
An online survey has revealed that many British drivers think they are more skilled behind the wheel than vehicle technology. Whilst many companies are currently working on developing
New figures released by National Highways show there are 59% more fatigue-related deaths and serious injuries on our motorways and major A roads in the
With a deadline of 2 September, time is running out to get your entry in for the leading celebration of the intelligent transport sector. The
National Highways have installed new Clearview Intelligence LED road studs and changed the centre line between Nettleton to Birdlip Junction on the A417 in to
MOT changes could see driving tech regulated as safety fears spark a major crackdown, amid a Department for Transport investigation into whether advanced driver-assistance systems
Leicestershire-based transport system services provider, Journeo PLC, has announced that it has received a purchase order for £2.1m from Metroline Manchester for the provision of
Cyclists may be forced to obey a new rule at some London bus stops. Blind and partially sighted people in the city said they are
Baroness Judith Jolly, President of The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, has stood down from her position after five years of loyal service.
A motorist who recorded what is thought to be one of the highest speeds ever to come before a court in Northern Ireland has been
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