Transport AI 2026, the third event in this popular series, will bring together public and private sector professionals to showcase the latest developments in artificial intelligence... continue
An array of futuristic automated vehicles went on display at the Turner Contemporary... continue
The Q-Park app can now be used at pay & display car parks operated by its Britannia Parking business. Launched in 2020, the... continue
An academic study into how pedestrians react to... continue
UK car production fell -27.1% in September, according to the latest figures published by the Society of... continue
Adi Roser has joined Western Gateway Sub-national Transport Body as Transport Officer. She returns to the... continue
Over the past few years, parking has become increasingly digitised. The growth of parking apps has been driven by many local... continue
Managing parking is a balancing act that requires meeting the needs of the sometimes competing needs of residents, businesses and the many visitors. Being able to... continue
Ben Fletcher has been appointed as the new chief executive of Logistics UK. Fletcher will take on his... continue
Battery brand Duracell is branching into electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure with the launch of a new ultra-rapid charging network... continue
Faces with rising levels of thefts from freight vehicles,... continue
The GRIDSERVE charging network has opened an electric heavy... continue
The UK new car market rose by 13.7% in September to... continue
UK deliveries of new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) dipped by... continue
Darren Capes, the Department for Transport’s head of road infrastructure technology, has given an indication that the government’s future approach to connected vehicles will be based around defined service levels. Speaking at... continue
From the 1930s until the turn of the 21st Century, secretly cutting a spare key remained a simple but effective approach to stealing cars. This tactic was known as the ‘Third Key’ trick. The introduction of transponder keys made this con more difficult, forcing criminals to develop... continue
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