Issue 254 - 22 May 2013: Supplement
Latest news:
- Taskforce pledges to improve contractors' road works performance
- Enforcement Summit addresses town centre parking and safer streets
- Portsmouth uses surveillance in fight on Blue Badge abuse
- Mapping out the future of parking
- Ticket gives private land offenders a verbal warning
- Silverstone promises no repeat of Grand Prix wash-out
- ‘Staring eyes’ poster cuts cycle thefts by 62%
- All-party group says more parking will boost cycling
- Third of Welsh council car parks charge Blue Badge holders
- The cost of transport schemes forced up by lack of cement competition, says Commission
- Milton Keynes awards contract to VINCI Park
- Congestion charge is an option, says Bristol mayor
- Tariff barb proves costly for politician
- Islington’s Galsworthy joins software firm
- North Essex set to cut patrol team by 12
- Lambeth plans framework deal for phone parking
- Islington's PCNs not clear on appeals, says adjudicator
- New Bus for London won't comply with Ultra Low Emission Zone
- IMF tells U.K to accelerate transport investment to spur growth
- U.S report lends credence to peak car theory
- Essex says DfT must also upgrade road network around £1.2bn+ Lower Thames crossing
- London borough to repair smaller potholes to help all road users
- Draw up five-year highways programmes, DfT-backed guidance urges
- National travel portal brings together real-time traffic and transport data
- Lower Thames crossing vital to cope with rising tide of traffic - DfT
Pedestrian Modelling - A mass in motion
TRL cycle safety trials examine new junction and lane designs
How should our modelling adjust to take account of the relentless tide of new technology, and also changing attitudes?
Congestion charge is an option, says Bristol mayor
Residents’ parking bays lose out to bike parking
JMP rescued by turnaround firm
