An alliance of parking operators, landowners, food delivery companies and e-mobility providers are working together to develop a network of urban logistics hubs in London. The hubs are located in car parks,... continue
Landor LINKS, sponsors and partners were delighted to announce the winners of the Decarbonising Transport Awards 2026 at a packed and lively gala lunch ceremony last Friday at the Royal Lancaster... continue
Minsters are set to tell more councils to use the... continue
UK vehicle production fell -17.2% in February, with 68,061 units leaving factories, according to the latest figures published by the Society of... continue
Across the property and public-sector landscape, a wide range of stakeholders, from land agents and asset managers to parish councils and local... continue
The ongoing shortage of HGV drivers remains one of the biggest challenges facing the haulage... continue
Arrive is pushing towards becoming AI-first mobility platform as it looks to turn vast volumes of data into... continue
The UK government has announced a £1 billion funding pot to help businesses make the switch to electric vans and trucks. The Zero Emissions Truck and Van grants and the Depot Charging... continue
Carpooling specialist Mobilityways has welcomed the... continue
Early bird entries are now open for the fourth annual Self-Driving Industry Awards, which celebrate excellence in automated... continue
The Department for Transport has published estimates of a... continue
Electric vehicle chargepoint operators (EVCPOs) can now use street works permits to install chargepoints and related equipment on the public highway as a result of changes introduced in 2025. The... continue
The impact of new devolved powers and funding for local areas is beginning to play... continue
Regional mayors have been promised control of some tax revenue to spend on their local priorities, by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The plans, which will be detailed in the autumn Budget, would not increase taxes but hand local control of some national tax income, Reeves indicated, also announcing a... continue
Croydon Council has been ordered to remove six Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) schemes after they were deemed unlawful at Judicial Review. The judge said that the dominant purpose of making the temporary schemes permanent was the council’s quest for the annual income. According to the... continue
Transport for London (TfL) is giving £94.8m to London’s 32 boroughs and the City of London over the next year in a bid to make streets safer, healthier and greener. The funding will support borough-led projects across local road networks, including 147km of new protected cycle routes... continue
Richmond Council is to replace current e-bike hire provider Lime with Forest in the summer. The London borough has approved plans for Forest to become the sole e-bike operator in the borough, replacing Lime which has operated a scheme for the past five years. It is understood to have bid in excess... continue
The commitment to Vision-led planning , and Transport Assessment reform under the new National Planning Policy Framework should be treated “as a programme of change, not a wording change” with deeper engagement than has been evident to date, the Transport Planning Society recommends in... continue
The Chartered Institution for Highways and Transportation (CIHT) has urged the Government to take stronger action to reduce car dependence, embed sustainable transport and ensure inclusive design across all scales of development. Responding to the revised draft National Planning Policy... continue
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