The first of 25 megawatt-scale electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) charging hubs planned under the eFREIGHT 2030 progranme has gone live. The eHGV charging site at East Midlands Gateway was created by global logistics company Kuehne+Nagel. It is the first MCS-ready (Megawatt Charging System)... continue
A UK tax tribunal has ruled that the 5% domestic VAT rate... continue
The NHS in England is receiving 4m roll out hundreds... continue
There are now considerably more electric vehicle public chargers than... continue
The House of Commons Transport Committee will get its inquiry into supercharging the EV transition under way on with a... continue
Electric vehicle charging should be signposted as clearly as... continue
Innovative and impactful electric vehicle charging... continue
The Department for Transport announced a new Electric... continue
Local authorities are central to a successful transition to electric vehicle, so the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation... continue
Despite growing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), widespread misconceptions about cost and charging still shape public... continue
The government is increasing electric vehicle... continue
Evolt Charging is now a certified service provider for Siemens... continue
The Treasury has published the promised new version of its Green Book guidance on scheme appraisal, expected to trigger comparable revisions to Department for Transport practice. It responds to the changes referenced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in her Public Spending review announcement last June,... continue
Draft new Design and Placemaking Planning Practice Guidance (PPG) has been published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). It consolidates four existing guidance documents—the National Design Guide, the Design Process and Tools PPG, and the National Model... continue
Public transport connectivity , carbon emissions, bus patronage and active travel levels, are amongst transport indicators chosen by The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) for the first edition of the Local Outcomes Framework (LOF). Released alongside the Final Local... continue
Jacobs and PA Consulting have secured a four-year £16m contract extension from the Department for Transport leading a consortium to deliver its role in the National Security Science and Research (NSSR) programme. The initiative focuses on applying research and technology to improve the... continue
Transport payment technology business Masabi has acquired bus ticketing systems provider Passenger. Masabi, which pioneered early digitally scanned fare payments on rail services, now operates a payment -as-a-service model. It says the move will strengthen its “end-to-end mobility offering by... continue
The future of mobility is about more than vehicles and technologies, but... continue
The Government is to contribute £110m in funding towards the £200m North Hykeham Relief Road project in Lincolnshire. The remaining £90m costs will be covered by Lincolnshire County Council, which estimates the project will boost the local economy by £800m. The new dual... continue
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