Engineers of the future get industry insight during virtual work experience week
The engineers of the future were given an insight into a career in the highways sector when the Highways England Education Group hosted its first
The engineers of the future were given an insight into a career in the highways sector when the Highways England Education Group hosted its first
Transport Scotland is promising to review the layout of a junction on the A96 between Aberdeen and Inverness. The Press and Journal reports that MSP
The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced plans to improve accessibility for disabled travellers in the UK, including new regulations for bus operators. Disabled passengers
Seventy-nine projects on London’s road network have been supported so far by Transport for London’s Lane Rental scheme, making a ‘real difference’ to disruption, according
MPs are warning that electric cars could cause blackouts if drivers don’t charge them at night. The Telegraph reports that the transport committee is telling
Highways England is to assess the current north-south connectivity in the south west between the M4 and the south coast. The study includes looking at
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps did not break the law when approving the government’s second Road Investment Strategy (RIS2), a high court judge has ruled. In
Norfolk is set to benefit from £26.2 million in government funding to help construct the planned A140 Long Stratton Bypass, the Department for Transport has announced. The
Mace, the international consultancy and construction business, has announced two new senior appointments – Lizz Robinson and Mark Anders – who have joined Consult’s expanding transport
Infrastructure services company FM Conway has appointed James Tallon to the role of Managing Director to strengthen its senior leadership team. Mr Tallon now takes
Highways England is to launch a six-week public engagement for people to have their say on new plans for a cycle and walking route to
Intelligent road repairs are among what are being described as “revolutionary” technologies being developed in a project being supported from a £60 million fund from
As the car industry cuts back on production because of a shortage of computer chips, the materials used in electric vehicle batteries could be the
A man from Swansea’s been jailed after using a laser jammer to stop a speed camera from working as he drove along a road near
The engineers of the future were given an insight into a career in the highways sector when the Highways England Education Group hosted its first
Mobileye, the Intel company, has added New York City to its expanding global autonomous vehicle (AV) testing programme. Recently Mobileye applied for and received a
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