The future of roads policy in England has been called into... continue
A modelling project that calculated how much funding was required to meet national active travel targets in England has finally been published by DfT five years after it was produced. This followed a legal challenge by Transport Action Network (TAN). The paper, which assessed the Government’s... continue
Calls for the next Government to be at the forefront of self-driving... continue
Details of which road schemes will be included in the next five-year investment strategy, which was due to be published at the end of May, will now not be released until after the General Election. The third road investment strategy (RIS3) draft will outline which road schemes the Government will... continue
The first intercity trials involving a train where a diesel... continue
Infrastructure changes could help justify restoring the 30mph limit on some Welsh roads where 20mph was introduced by default last year, says the final report of the team which reviewed the exceptions process for the Welsh Government. The team, which included consultant Phil Jones, found that... continue
The Welsh 20mph default speed limit has already saved lives since its... continue
A railway line in Fife, Scotland, has re-opened more than 50... continue
The reformed railway should be able to say how much funding could be... continue
The extent of future ministerial involvement in the reformed rail... continue
Network Rail has outlived its useful purpose, its own... continue
Bus services in Greater Manchester have become more reliable since they came back under public control, according to new figures. Between 19 and 25 of May, 75.2% of Bee Network buses were on time, compared with 65.5% on commercial services and 68.4% of the same period last year prior to... continue
There was rise in the numbers of pedestrians and cyclists killed in Scotland last year, according to figures from Transport Scotland’s Statisticians. Last year pedestrian fatalities went up from 34 to 47 while cycling fatalities increased from 2 to 7. The number of casualties was also up,... continue
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