Uber and Lyft have decided not to close down their operations in their home state of California over a row to do with driver status.
Transport Scotland has started the procurement process to find five consultants to provide support services under a new framework. The consultants will support Transport Scotland’s
A YouGov survey suggests that the government has a challenge to win the public over to the idea of hands-free driving. A consultation was launched
A consortium led by Ford is developing a way of using connected vehicle and roadside sensor data to predict where road crashes may take place.
Transport simulation experts Aimsun have announced they have completed a two year project to extract travel demand information from anonymised mobile phone records and integrate
Highways England has announced the departure of its Chief Executive, Jim O’Sullivan-who will leave the organisation early next year. Mr O’Sullivan, who was appointed in
Highways England has promised to open 52 schemes across Road Invest Plan2 (RIS2) as well as delivering ‘wider activities’ beyond the traditional focus of road
Some of the world’s best golfers are being part of a global first demonstration at Celtic Manor Resort in south Wales for the ISPS Handa
A new study of Transport for London data suggests that road traffic levels in the capital are back to normal. The Centre for London’s analysis
The recent call for evidence on the use of Automatic Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS) in vehicles as a means of improving the safety for road
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