What connects a pedestrian crossing that recognises wheelchair users, a fibre optic cable that monitors passing traffic and a robot using automotive technology? They all
Transport technology must deliver safer journeys, faster emergency responses and a better quality of life, international ITS leaders have told the opening ceremony of the
Demonstrators have called for trials of driverless taxis in London to be stopped, raising concerns about safety, congestion and the impact on jobs. Around 15
Corrosion can turn a small crack in concrete into a much bigger maintenance problem. Sean Hightower, regional account manager for Cortec MCI, explains how migrating
National Highways’ Chief Executive Nick Joyce has agreed the organisation must be prepared to share the risks of testing new technology, warning that successful innovation
Autonomous mobility expert Dr Nick Reed, founder of Reed Mobility, has issued a response to the publication by the the London Assembly Transport Committee of
Where will the next wave of roads investment go, and what will the industry have to deliver in return? Highways Voices brings you the announcements,
The Department for Transport is discussing a possible new home for TOPAS standards with BSI as work continues to preserve the specifications beyond the planned
Uber has begun autonomous vehicle testing in Manchester, extending its UK driverless ambitions beyond London as the ride-hailing company explores the potential for automated passenger
Redbridge Council is expanding its use of the innovative flood defence technology, Hydrorock, to reduce flood risks in the borough and help build more resilient
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