Cardiff Council’s cabinet has approved a 10-year strategy designed to tackle the city’s parking challenges, support sustainable travel, and improve quality of life for residents and visitors. The City Parking Plan will be a cornerstone of Cardiff’s wider Transport Strategy, which... continue
Parent campaigners are calling for councils to create school streets and discourage the use of sports utility vehiles (SUVs)... continue
Low carbon fuel (LCF) must be part of the solution to reduce emissions from heavy road freight as the UK logistics industry warns the... continue
As the Autumn Budget approaches, electric vehicle... continue
A father whose son died by falling from a multi-storey car park will be in Westminster next week to meet the new... continue
Women in Transport Women’s Safety Group is committed to ensuring that every journey – whether on foot, by bike, by public transport, or by car – feels... continue
Energy company British Gas and electric vehicle charger brand... continue
The AA has formed a strategic partnership with... continue
PoGo Charge has partnered with parking management... continue
A new amendment made to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill... continue
New heavy goods vehicle (HGV) registrations declined by -14.5% in the third quarter of 2025 with 9,272 new trucks entering service in the... continue
First Bus is offering access to its high-power electric vehicle... continue
Vehicle leasing specialist Octopus Electric Vehicles (Octopus EV) has extended and upsized its funding line from global banks, bringing its... continue
Arup has appointed John Fagan as Global Business Leader for Rail. With over 20 years of experience in the industry, Fagan has worked in operational planning, business... continue
Urgently adopting distance-based digitally managed road user charges, at a... continue
The Government’s whole economy Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan (CBGDP) ought to give us a steer on what it is expecting from the transport sector in delivering the decarbonisation pathway to the end of the 6th Carbon Budget. But it is pretty opaque on that matter. This plan follows two previous attempts which were both thrown out in the courts... continue
The Regional Transport Plans (RTPs) for each of the four regions of Wales have taken effect, but there is only a small increase in capital funding for “regional transport and active travel” in the 2026/27 budget published by the Welsh Government last week. Welsh RTPs ended in 2014 when... continue
The Welsh Government has allocated almost £40m in bus capital funding for next year. This is a 29% increase, but the £40m could seem low in the context of the preparations needed for bus franchising to go live in South West Wales in 2027. Bus industry sources expect the Government to... continue
Wales has further expanded the discounted travel available to young people and families. From 3 November until August 2026, children aged 5-15 can travel on Welsh buses for a £1 single fare or a £3 day ticket, bringing this age group into line with 16-21-year-olds. Initially the Welsh... continue
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