A new report from Create Streets shares the experience of a group of British policymakers, advisers and civil servants responsible for housing, transport and the UK’s proposed New Towns programme on a study... continue
Two new UK applications of Google Transit Insights for public transport payments and user journey tracking have been announced by Go-Ahead and Lothian Transport . Existing GTI users Littlepay and Go- Ahead have launched an alternative to physical travel passes, with passengers on Go-Ahead’s... continue
Google Maps is introducing extensive changes to its driver navigation app, said to be its ‘biggest update in more than a decade’. The app, widely used for in-vehicle journey guidance, is being equipped with immersive navigation that redesigns the visuals and offers “more intuitive... continue
The transport secretary told National Highways to remove a casualty reduction measure from its 2025-26 Safety Action Plan, after it was presented to MPs, it has been revealed. It was said to be representing “a series of safety improvements” that her department had required the company... continue
An urban planning methodology based on the concept of proximity is being promoted by the UN Habitat Global Observatory of Sustainable Proximities It seeks to offer a set of tools that cities can apply to achieve a better quality of life in cities. Described as Sustainable Proximities for a High... continue
The ‘book and claim chain of custody’ model can be a potential mechanism to advance transport decarbonisation by linking all the elements that have impacts in the activity chain says a new report from the International Transport Forum. The approach can allow the flexible procurement of... continue
Technology using AI to detect dangerous drivers, more 20mph limits, a... continue
The first manslaughter conviction recorded as the result of a person being hit by an electric-powered cycle on the pavement has raised debate about how to preserve the integrity of the footway for pedestrians. The issues go beyond electric cycles to other kinds of pavement misuse by other micro... continue
The politics of motoring costs and taxation have come back... continue
The UK’s biggest car park operator National Car Parks has gone into administration. Administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers said the company’s performance has deteriorated over a number of years post-Covid-19... continue
A study is underway to investigate which mode of transport is most appropriate for Cambridge and the surrounding area in terms of "feasibility, deliverability, value for money and environmental impact". Options being considered include a light rail network, expanding the use of busways and... continue
Cambridgeshire County Council is preparing to invite bids for a... continue
A single fossil fuel shock is likely to cost more than the UK taking... continue
Aberdeen City Council has abandoned its long-running hydrogen bus project following fuel issues and improvements in battery... continue
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