The DfT has given full approval to and pledged £11.1m towards the BIA/NEC integrated transport access public transport scheme. The DfT money is... continue

Media coverage of the Commission for Integrated Transport’s report on the potential of Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) was of interest... continue

Steer Davies Gleave has been appointed by the Ministry of Higher Education in Saudi Arabia to develop an integrated transport strategy for the... continue

A report from policy institute the Centre for Cities calls for Government policy changes to help create better integrated public transport networks... continue

The first phase of a project to improve Woolwich town centre has been completed. A 17 metre-wide wide ‘super crossing’ for pedestrians... continue

Reading is the most popular destination for people purchasing PlusBus train/bus integrated tickets. Data released by PlusBus ticketing promoter... continue

Nottingham City Council is to study the integrated transport authority powers contained in the Local Transport Bill to see if they present... continue

The Commission for Integrated Transport has appointed five new commissioners, with four having local government backgrounds. They are: Helen Holland... continue

The London Borough of Merton is consulting on a regeneration strategy for Morden town centre. Suggested options for the area, bounded by London Road,... continue

Consultant Scott Wilson has appointed Tony Cross global head of transport consultancy. Cross joins from consultant WSP where he was director of... continue

Consultant Atkins has been appointed by the London Thames Gateway Development Corporation to develop a masterplan for a new transport interchange in... continue

Joint venture Laing O’Rourke/Dredging International has signed a £400m contract with DP World to build the first phase of a new port on... continue

Plans for a deep-sea freight terminal at Avonmouth could require a new junction on the M49. The Bristol Port Company has made an application to the... continue

Researchers are seeking examples of good and bad practice in integrating urban and rural land use and transport planning for a study funded by the... continue

Plans for building a new 'ecotown' on the site of a former colliery in Doncaster have been scaled down from the orginal 15,000 homes to 5,000 homes... continue

A consultation on two projects has been launched that could give a "new look" to the Bloomsbury area of London, encourage people to walk... continue

Consultant Atkins has been appointed by a partnership of councils and government agencies, led by the Borough of Poole Council, to carry out a... continue

On 8 July novelist Will Self was highly critical of Conservative proposals for a variable rate of fuel duty (with the rate falling as oil prices... continue

John Whitelegg, Eco-Logica, Lancaster
Peter Huntley (Letters LTT 11 Jul) reminds me and readers of LTT that there are multi-modal tickets available in our city regions. When I next travel... continue

Peter Huntley
It is good to know that my old chum John Whitelegg has not lost any of his 'vim and vinegar' ('Whitelegg's many hats can't hide his disdain for... continue