
Speed cameras: Data “proves they’re not there to scam motorists”
A leading UK expert on speed cameras and automated speed enforcement says latest figures showing a “dramatic” decrease in crashes at a camera site in

A leading UK expert on speed cameras and automated speed enforcement says latest figures showing a “dramatic” decrease in crashes at a camera site in

Innovate UK are currently running an open competition offering up to £10 million in grant funding from OZEV for UK-registered organisations. The initiative aims to

With the popular JCT Traffic Signals Symposium returning to its roots this year with a slimmed-down event in Lincoln this year, bookings are now open

One of the co-founders of the specialist eCall consultancy and software company VESOS Solutions has welcomed the Government’s road safety strategy’s emphasis on data use,

Norfolk County Council’s cabinet will be asked to approve recommendations to progress a major road project after it received planning approval. West Winch Housing Access Road

Campaigners have staged a demonstration outside the London headquarters of the Department for Transport, calling for reports on the impact of smart motorway schemes to

Intelligent transport entrepreneur Neil Herron has told Highways News how “everything is coming together” to allow delivery vehicles to use technology to book their kerbspace,

Professor John Wootton, CBE, the one-time Rees Jeffreys Professor of Transport Planning at University of Southampton, has died aged 89. John, co-founder of Wootton Jeffreys

Galway County Council has expanded its tipper-truck fleet with three new 26-tonne Renault high-capacity trucks for roadworks and winter operations. The extra vehicles will support

International law firm Addleshaw Goddard has been appointed to Transport for Greater Manchester’s (TfGM) Transport Professional Services Framework, which is estimated to be worth up
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