As the 8th UN Global Road Safety Week kicks off around the world under the theme “Make walking and cycling safe,” the World Health Organization (WHO)... continue
Transport policies in more than a dozen major local highway and transport authorities will now be under review following Reform UK’s huge gains in local elections held across England on 1 May. The party has taken control of 10 big councils and is the largest in four others under No Overall... continue
The Liberal Democrats were also winners in the local elections, taking control of both Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire county councils. Both authorities were previously under no overall control. But the mayoralty of the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority switched from Labour to the... continue
Becky Wood has been appointed chief executive of the new National... continue
In a further indication of the likely shape of the Integrated National Transport Strategy now in preparation, a workshop on enabling multi-modal journeys is being jointly hosted by the DfT and Intelligent Transport Systems UK (ITS UK) next month. It will seek to help shape the INTS and the... continue
Gatwick Airport and National Car Parks have achieved Park Mark and Park Access accreditations for the new mid-stay parking facility at the North Terminal. The multi-storey car park was accredited to both schemes on the 7 April. The Park Mark... continue
Welsh Transport Secretary Ken Skates has urged local authorities to be more proactive in promoting active travel routes, after criticism that investment of over £200m in new and improved routes has produced no discernible increase in participation rates. Separately, his predecessor Lee Waters... continue
Transport technology must be delivered by a more joined up public sector over the next five years to maximise the benefits for the travelling public, say a group of highways industry leaders from both the private and public sector. Meeting ahead of the Transport Technology Forum Annual Conference,... continue
A newly formed group of aviation professionals is calling for “urgent and... continue
Former Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has revealed she was... continue
The DfT’s Head of Future Roads Strategy and Investment, Philip Andrews, is leaving the department and the civil service. He has been one of the key figures in roads policy... continue
The Transport Planning Society (TPS) is holding its Bursary Winners Presentation and Networking evening in Manchester on 28 May. The topic is ‘What is the role of the private car in society – how can we best influence it?’ Entries explored a range of topics from reducing car... continue
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