Local authorities in Wales look set to become the first in the UK to have a duty to deliver a network of walking and cycling routes under legislative... continue

Roads minister Mike Penning this week authorised  planning work to recommence on  six Highways Agency schemes, and said they would be... continue

Andrew Forster
Supporters of travel behaviour change policies this week voiced frustration at the DfT’s decision to retain some negative remarks in modelling... continue

Councillors in York have agreed to remove a key cycle lane in the city, against the advice of officers who say doing so is unsafe and could damage... continue

More open access rail operations could be permitted under rule changes being drawn up by the Office of Rail Regulation. The ORR proposes using... continue

The DfT this week approved an extension of the Northern Rail franchise by seven months to April 2014, paving the way for the possible devolution of... continue

A leading Conservative Party activist this week urged the Government to abandon high-speed rail and introduce legislation requiring councils in... continue

Oxfordshire County Council is exploring ways to fund  a £70m package of transport improvements to support the county’s Enterprise... continue

Peter Mackie
The Prime Minister’s speech on the state of the national infrastructure at the Institution of Civil Engineers last month was positively... continue

“A notable absence in the Queen’s Speech today was the Government’s plans for high-speed rail (HS2) – legislation hated by... continue

James Dark
South West Trains and the DfT have agreed a deal for SWT to receive an additional 48 rail carriages, providing 2,400 extra seats during the morning... continue

The Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC) has set out the industry’s options for additional vehicles between 2014 and 2019 (Control... continue

James Dark
South West Trains and Network Rail today have announced the launch of a new deep alliance, the first of its kind to take forward recommendations... continue

Leading figures from the worlds of property development and management will address the latest trends and challenges relating to the management of... continue

The 6th annual Enforcement Summit, produced by Parking Review and The Enforcers, takes place... continue

Deniz Huseyin
The Protection of Freedoms Act, which outlaws wheel clamping and the removal of vehicles on private land, has gained Royal Assent. Section 54 of the... continue

FirstGroup’s new brand identity has been launched in South Yorkshire on the X78 route between Sheffield and Doncaster via Rotherham. The relaunched... continue

Rik Thomas
A new guidance note for residential parking aimed at professionals working in the highways and transport industry has been launched by the Chartered... continue

Thousands of bus-based park & ride spaces could be provided in Leeds over the next few years. Leeds currently only has one bus-based P&R... continue

Patrick Troy, chief executive of the British Parking Association (BPA), appeared on the BBC consumer programme Watchdog on 19 April to answer... continue