The first-of-a-kind Connected Kerb project will deliver an EV charging revolution to out-of-town communities and help tackle EV inequality Transportandenergy.com reports the project will increase
There has been a 10% increase in charging devices on the network in the last quarter to April 2021, according to the Office for Zero
Staffordshire County Council (SCC) and Amey have collaborated with Biotecture and 40two to install a series of living walls in Staffordshire to improve air quality
Highways England has awarded the first of its multi-package contracts for its second-generation free-flow charging service. Consisting of three core packages, the first two contracts,
As lockdown eases, a trial of autonomous pods can get underway at last in Cambridge, with two vehicles now beginning operations in the city. The
AECOM has started work on a new contract to deliver spatial planning advice to Highways England in the Midlands and East of England, including advice
A shortage in the availability of computer chips is predicted to mean 3.9 million fewer vehicles will be built around the world this year. Consultants
The UK’s trade body for Intelligent Transport Systems, ITS (UK) is opening doors for its members to work with companies from Finland and Estonia. The
The transport modelling firm Aimsun has released a video explaining how it is carrying out a study to model traffic-related emissions from different types of
Volkswagen is stepping up its testing of driverless electric vehicles ahead of a planned commercial introduction in 2025. Car Magazine reports that by the end
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