MPs from the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Buses and Coaches gathered in Old Palace Yard, Westminster in support this year’s Catch the Bus Month
Over 10,000 drivers have been caught speeding through M6 roadworks near Penrith in Cumbria. The offences took place at the site of a major infrastructure
Local residents and road users are being invited to view and have their say on early options for bypasses for the villages of Springholm and
Essex County Council has appointed ECR Solutions, part of the HopOn Group, to deliver a new multipurpose sustainable transport app. This will allow passengers to
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
The Asphalt Industry Alliance, the highways industry trade body that was established in 2000 to increase awareness of the asphalt industry and its activities, is
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
Q-Free has announced the launch of Dynamic™ Signals, the first local traffic signal controller software built to a modern standard of cybersecurity. Traffic signal controllers have
Work to deliver a safer and more appealing environment for people who walk, wheel and cycle on and around George V Bridge is now complete.
A team of researchers from the University of Sydney have developed and successfully tested a world-first roadside technology designed to prevent animal–vehicle collisions in regional
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