
New research suggests 65% of motorcyclists blame other road users for collisions
According to new insights there’s work to be done before there’s full harmony on the roads between motorbike riders and drivers. In a recent survey

According to new insights there’s work to be done before there’s full harmony on the roads between motorbike riders and drivers. In a recent survey

Peninsula Transport sub-national transport body (STB) has published its route map to achieving a strategic transport network that works for businesses, communities and visitors in

The deadline for entries for the Highways UK Excellence Awards 2025 is approaching but there is still time to enter ahead of the 6 June

Jo Bridger has been appointed as Co-Chair of Transport for All, the disabled-led group transforming the transport system to remove barriers to disabled people’s travel.

A new facility for testing connected and autonomous logistics technologies is set to launch at Teesside International Airport. With £3.5 million of investment behind it,

Amid an ongoing probe into national transport infrastructure, new research has revealed that the sector’s workforce is suffering from the highest level of overtime of

ITS World Congress 2025, the largest gathering of intelligent transportation system professionals in the world will be heading to Atlanta, Georgia from 24-28 August 2025,

The City of York Council has appointed BakerHicks, the multi-disciplinary design, engineering and project delivery company, to a new four-year framework to help York and

After more than nine years in the role the Department for Transport’s (DfT) head of future roads strategy and investment, Philip Andrews, is to step

A new report from the Mineta Transportation Institute, Using Toll Revenues for Transit: It Can and Should Be Done, reinforces a long-held view in transportation circles:
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