Nottingham College is set to launch its Highway Electrical Maintenance and Installation Operative apprenticeship programme from September 2026. The programme will provide apprentices with a direct pathway
The upgrade of Torbay’s streetlights to cut energy bills and carbon output is making good progress. A new system is being installed allowing engineers to manage the lights more
More than 7,000 casualties could be prevented each year on Australia’s roads through greater use of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), according to insights from
Researchers seeking to understand the impact of smartphones on driving safety have issued an intriguing warning for music fans who drive: album release day might
Umovity has announced that Econolite’s next-generation detection solution, EPIQ RADAR™, has received European Union certification. Following its successful deployment across North America and pilot projects
Andrew Macdonald, the President of Uber UK, has predicted that driving will go the way of horse riding and that a ‘huge’ labour transition is
The Government has announced an investment boost for projects that explore how autonomous vehicles could benefit businesses and communities across the UK as part of
When Rennicks was founded in 1976, the transport sector looked very different. Technology was limited, and many of the systems we now take for granted
Autonomous vehicles have the possibility to save the UK – that’s the opinion of columnist James Price in a new article posted on CapX, the
As the automotive industry accelerates towards Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs), much of the conversation continues to revolve around centralised compute, vehicle operating systems, AI models
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