Safety
Fixed speed cameras could be coming to the Isle of Man
An area in the southwest of the Isle of Man could become the first on the island to introduce speed cameras. The website Isle of
Paul Hutton
June 1, 2020
An area in the southwest of the Isle of Man could become the first on the island to introduce speed cameras. The website Isle of
Scottish Power’s CEO is calling for petrol and diesel cars to be phased out quicker than the 2035 deadline set in Scotland. Keith Anderson’s told
Highways England is adding an extra two years to the duration of the next National Traffic Information Service to make it run for at least
Consultant AECOM has launched its third annual report The Future of Infrastructure. The report highlights the essential role infrastructure plays in addressing society’s most complex
A new “unaccompanied” freight ferry terminal has opened east of London in the port of Tilbury. The 500,000-unit freight-only facility uses a “truck driver-free operation”,
The American driverless car solution Nuro has teamed up with pharmacy chain CVS to trial social-distanced deliveries of prescriptions. In a blog on its website
The mobility infrastructure and software solutions for the Midlands Future Mobility project are to be provided by Siemens, it has been announced. Acting as Principal
Traffic technology firm Clearview Intelligence is offering local authorities a desktop solution to monitor journey times. Working with HERE Technologies, Clearview says its JTM application
The machine vision company FLIR has released datasets from thermal imaging cameras, designed to help in the development of vehicle safety systems. Annotated data from
Artificial Intelligence specialists, Vivacity Labs has launched a new product to help local authorities understand the travel patterns of cyclists, as it moves to support
All the latest highways news direct to your inbox every week day
Subscribe now