Dorset Council is seeking early market engagement from suppliers interested in its Highway Term Service Works Contract, spanning five years, between 1 April 2027 and 31 March 2032. Firms are invited to
A combination of 44 local businesses and 10 local residents’ associations representing thousands of residents have combined forces to campaign against TfL’s plan to ‘jam
The DfT Special Recognition Apprentice Awards, taking place at the LCRIG Innovation & Learning Festival on 2 July 2025, shine a spotlight on apprentices who are going above and
Planning for the 33rd ITS World Congress in Birmingham is accelerating, following a productive meeting between the organisers, ERTICO – ITS Europe, and representatives from
You can now book your place at the ADEPT Spring Conference and Annual Awards Dinner. The event will take place on Thursday 22nd May 2025,
The Department for Transport says it is working with the parking industry to “explore options for taking forward delivery of a national [parking] platform”. The
London’s Mayor says the wide use of 20 mile per hour limits on roads across the capital is not slowing down average bus speeds, despite
Cambridgeshire County Council and National Highways have expressed differing views on whether or not monitoring equipment is required on an apparently sinking bridge over the
Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan has approved a request from the capital’s 33 boroughs to hike the cost of penalty charge notices (PCNs) to £160 in a
The Transport Committee have questioned senior officials from Active Travel England (ATE) about the Government’s plans to promote cycling and walking. Linked to the DfT,
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