The Minister for Local Transport Lilian Greenwood has highlighted the role intelligent transport technologies are playing in supporting the government’s wider transport objectives of delivering
Road safety and intelligent transport solutions specialist Rennicks is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and this Highways Voices podcast marks the milestone, featuring Rennicks Chairman Michael
Leading cyber security expert Peter Simm has delivered a memorable warning to the intelligent transport sector using a fictional roadside unit called “Bob” to underline
ITS UK Chief Executive Max Sugarman has used the organisation’s Parliamentary Reception to champion transport technology’s growing economic importance while setting out a series of
The organisers of the 2027 ITS World Congress at Birmingham’s NEC have announced the first exhibitors confirmed for the event, with more than a quarter
Tomorrow TRL are partnering with LCRIG and Highways News to run a dedicated webinar for technology providers interested in achieving PAS2161 approval. PAS 2161 approval
The popular JCT Traffic Signals Symposium returns this September with a packed programme of presentations covering everything from artificial intelligence and connected roadworks through to
A major new international study launched at WorldDAB Automotive 2026 in Frankfurt has delivered compelling evidence that broadcast radio – with DAB+ as the established
The Mayor of the West Midlands says there is “no better place” than Birmingham’s NEC for the global Intelligent Transport Systems community to gather, as
What happens when you have the right idea at the right time… but still fail? In this thought-provoking episode of Highways Voices, Paul Hutton sits
Now Wireless has teased that it is close to announcing a new initiative that will solve the issue of ghost licence plates. Writing on LinkedIN,
As cities around the world prepare to host increasingly large sporting events, concerts and festivals, ensuring the safe and efficient movement of tens of thousands
Operation Brock is returning to Kent for the May Bank holiday weekend. The contraflow system will be in place on the 13-mile coastbound section of
The UK General Manager of road safety technology company Acusensus says new figures showing illegal mobile phone use behind the wheel has reached its highest
Drivers in Wiltshire are adjusting to a new road layout at a major junction at the heart of a £32m dual carriageway project. The Bumpers
Researchers in the US have set themselves something of a challenge: to change the way in which the world moves. The Precourt Institute for Energy at the Stanford
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