Liverpool City Council has upgraded its analogue network to a new digital Internet Protocol (IP) system, supported by Dynniq. In 2004, Liverpool City Council extended
The organisers of the popular JCT Traffic Signals Symposium say everything is ready to deliver their first virtual event, with nearly 400 delegates signed up
A new specialist COVID-19 sanitisation and cleaning service has been developed for the highways sector that can replace daily cleaning regimes and give up to
This week’s report on traffic across towns, cities and rural areas of England suggests that a morning peak returned now schools have reopened, but that
As he announces his departure as Chief Executive in the new year, Highways England’s Jim O’Sullivan talks to Adrian Tatum about RIS2, its Delivery Plan
Delegates at this year’s JCT Traffic Signals Symposium will hear how data from existing urban traffic control systems could be used to help reduce the
HERE Technologies and INRIX are partnering to deliver what they call “a complete parking solution” that includes on-street and off-street parking availability, dynamic rates and
Plans are being drawn up to check lorries on land at Ebbsfleet International Eurostar station in the event of a no-deal Brexit. KentOnline reports that
Wandsworth Council in London suspending its Low Traffic Neighbourhood trials, blaming changes Transport for London has brought in on main routes through the borough. The
Technology and network services company Telent has extended its Traffic Control Maintenance contract with Transport for London by a year. It’ll continue to supply, install
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