Belfast’s Queen’s University has become the first organisation to achieve a Gold Standard in a new international Cycle Friendly Employer accreditation (CFE-UK). The scheme has been... continue
Dublin City Council and Belfast City Council are seeking smart, low-cost solutions to optimise freight and cargo deliveries in urban centres in order to reduce the number of goods vehicles... continue
If 20% of private car trips were replaced with shared... continue
Belfast’s £90m bus rapid transit project – Glider – has been fully launched with the introduction of new articulated vehicles last week.... continue
Transport for the North (TfN) must not try to redirect funding from urban to inter-urban transport improvements, a council has said. Responding to TfN’s draft strategic transport plan, Gateshead Council in Tyne and Wear says the document’s emphasis on improving inter-city links... continue
Regular passenger flights will commence in June between Carlisle Lake District Airport and London Southend, Belfast and Dublin. The airport, located six miles east of Carlisle, is owned by Stobart Group. Flights will be provided by Scottish operator Loganair.... continue
With the passing of local elections next Thursday, we’ll likely start to hear more again about how councils are planning to meet their legal obligations on nitrogen dioxide concentrations. The authorities identified by the Government last summer as needing to prepare action plans had until... continue
Northern Ireland’s Department for Infrastructurehas awarded the contract to dual a 16-mile section of the A6 Londonderry-Belfast road between Drumahoe and Dungiven to Sacyr, Wills Bros and Somague. The £220m project is expected to take four years to complete. ... continue
Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail has appointed APCOA Parking Ireland to operate 67 paid car parks, including Rosslare Europort. The contract is for three years with a possible extension of a further two years. It covers car park management, pay & display machines, roll-out of the APCOA... continue
Online parking reservation provider ParkCloud has strengthened its... continue
Youth and experience were both honoured at the British Parking Awards 2018, which were held in London on Friday 9 March. The awards... continue
Over 150,000 parking fines were issued in Northern Ireland last year, according to figures from the Department for Infrastructure (DfI). More than 94,000 penalty charge notices (PCNs) were issued in 2017 for on-street parking offences. A further 57,000 PCNs were issued for off-street and bus lane... continue
Derry City and Strabane District Council has agreed to write off nearly £180,000 in unpaid parking fines, because it has exhausted all avenues for retrieving the bad debts. The Northern Ireland council’s business and culture committee approved the move. A spokesman explained that... continue
Northern Ireland bus manufacturer Wrightbus has begun consultation on reducing its workforce by 95 amid challenging market conditions. Chairman of Wrights Group, Mark Nodder OBE, said: “Wrightbus, along with the rest of the industry, is facing some very difficult conditions in its domestic... continue
Transport secretary Chris Grayling suggested this week that the Retail Prices Index may not be used to calculate annual increases in rail fares in future, as protests against this year’s increases were staged at railway stations. Regulated fares in most of England and Wales increased by 3.6%... continue
The extension of street parking controls across Northern Ireland could raise up to £5m a year, a briefing document produced for the Northern Ireland Assembly suggests. Introducing parking charges at all hospital and social care sites and a new policy for civil servants are also... continue
The winners of the British Parking Awards 2018 will be revealed at a gala ceremony held in London during March by the comedian Lucy Porter. The competition is free to enter and, as is now traditional, the deadline for submissions has been extended to... continue
Lord Adonis, chairman of the Government’s National Infrastructure Commission, has voiced interest in the idea of a tunnel between Britain and Ireland. “I’m intrigued – no more at this stage – by a tunnel from Ireland to Wales/Scotland,” said the former Labour... continue
A group of European specialists in road user charging are warning that shortfalls in fuel tax caused by a move to emissions-free vehicles means current ways of funding the road network are not sustainable. They have called for new thinking to improve mobility options and improve productivity. At a... continue
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