Connected cars’ security issues highlighted in new report
A new study from Óbuda University in Budapest and the University of Oslo has shed light on the security threats posed by connected cars, where current rules fall short, and how drivers feel about the security of their vehicles. Cybersecurity experts say the combination of innovation and uneven security controls leaves the industry exposed. Help Net Security […]
The number of connected cars with embedded OEM telematics systems to surpass 500m by 2029, says report
The 10th edition of the Global Automotive OEM Telematics Market report has been published, with the main takeaway being that half a billion cars are expected to have embedded OEM telematics systems by 2029. Virtually all of the world’s leading carmakers have launched mass-market services in key regions today. The research estimates that 79% of all […]
LCRIG unveils landmark report highlighting the innovation pulse of the highways sector
The Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) has published its most comprehensive piece of insight to date, revealing that while a strong appetite for innovation exists across the highways sector, persistent structural barriers are preventing meaningful progress. The 2025 LCRIG Innovation Report, based on survey data from LCRIG’s substantial membership base, paints a compelling picture […]
Changing the Narrative: Caroline Russell AM launches London road deaths report
Green Party member of the London Assembly, Caroline Russell, has published a report: Changing the Narrative – Ending the acceptance of road death in London that contains recommendations for Transport for London’s (TfL) Vision Zero Action Plan 2, to be published later this year. The first Vision Zero Action Plan was produced by the Mayor and […]
Long story short: New report find UK’s motorway system is far behind peer European nations in terms of length
A new report from the Council on Geostrategy’s Caudwell Strong Britain programme argues that planning and policy barriers are holding back the UK’s national objectives to secure economic growth and prosperity. The research finds Britain is struggling to build the major infrastructure projects it needs to achieve growth and prosperity.Examples cited include the Elizabeth Line, […]
Teletrac Navman report finds 63% of fleets cite customer demand as influential in their energy transition
Teletrac Navman has today launched its Mobilising the Future of Fleets Report: 2025 Energy Edition, which found 63% of fleets are reporting customer demand as influential in their decision to switch to alternative energies, and the speed at which they do it. This is supported by over half (58%) of the businesses surveyed citing their own […]
Bridging the Gap: TRL reports how transport can embrace AI by overcoming barriers to adoption
A new TRL Report launched at the TTF Conference reveals what’s holding back AI in the transport sector and how this can be fixed. Artificial Intelligence is often seen as the answer to everything in a digital future – but when it comes to transport, the reality is more complex. While many industries are rapidly […]
CIHT seeking insights into successfully delivering street works
CIHT is developing a report to support the efficient delivery of road maintenance and street works, while minimising disruptions on road users. Street works (works carried out by statutory undertakers (utility companies, contractors etc) using equipment and machinery on or under the road) and road works (carried out to repair or improve the highway including […]
The UK cities with the most pothole-plagued roads revealed
With an estimated 1 million potholes on UK roads, drivers are becoming increasingly concerned about the rate at which roads are repaired and the costs of replacing car tyres damaged by poor road conditions. Motoring experts at Blackcircles sent Freedom of Information requests to local authorities across the UK to reveal the areas with the most reported potholes over […]
National Highways campaign urges lane hoggers and tailgaters to change their driving style
One in three drivers have admitted to middle lane hogging, while one in four have been guilty of tailgating on some of the nation’s fastest roads, figures released by National Highways reveal. The survey findings – released today (Friday 8 March) as National Highways launches a new campaign – show lane hogging was among the […]