Transport for Wales outlines joined-up network of trains, buses, walking, wheeling and cycling

Transport for Wales outlines joined-up network of trains, buses, walking, wheeling and cycling

Welsh railways are at a defining moment, says Transport for Wales in a new report published this week. The next steps will better connect the communities we serve, drive economic growth, and enable us to build a sustainable transport network that includes many more active travel... continue

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Tax tribunal rules EV public charging VAT rate should be 5%

Tax tribunal rules EV public charging VAT rate should be 5%

Mark Moran

A UK tax tribunal has ruled that the 5% domestic VAT rate... continue

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28 Feb 2026EVolution News
Electric vehicle public chargers now outnumber fuel pumps across the UK

Electric vehicle public chargers now outnumber fuel pumps across the UK

Mark Moran

There are now considerably more electric vehicle public chargers than... continue

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27 Feb 2026EVolution Features
Transport Committee starts up EV inquiry

Transport Committee starts up EV inquiry

Mark Moran

The House of Commons Transport Committee will get its inquiry into supercharging the EV transition under way on with a... continue

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27 Feb 2026EVolution News
‘EV charging should be signposted as clearly as petrol stations’

‘EV charging should be signposted as clearly as petrol stations’

Mark Moran

Electric vehicle charging should be signposted as clearly as... continue

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27 Feb 2026EVolution Features
Decarbonising Transport Awards shine light on EV charging

Decarbonising Transport Awards shine light on EV charging

Mark Moran

Innovative and impactful electric vehicle charging... continue

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27 Feb 2026EVolution News
Delivering accessible EV charging infrastructure

Delivering accessible EV charging infrastructure

Mark Moran

Local authorities are central to a successful transition to electric vehicle, so the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation... continue

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26 Feb 2026EVolution Features
Why most drivers have EV charging all wrong

Why most drivers have EV charging all wrong

Mike Thompson

Despite growing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), widespread misconceptions about cost and charging still shape public... continue

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26 Feb 2026EVolution Opinion
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25 Feb 2026EVolution News
Evolt Charging is certified service provider for Siemens EV hardware

Evolt Charging is certified service provider for Siemens EV hardware

Mark Moran

Evolt Charging is now a certified service provider for Siemens... continue

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24 Feb 2026EVolution Products & Services

Welsh First Minister hints UK pavement parking proposal does not go far enough

Rhodri Clark

Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan has hinted that the Welsh Government might regard the UK Government’s chosen course of action on pavement parking as not going far enough. When Lee Waters held the Welsh Government’s transport portfolio, he sought an amendment to regulations from the... continue

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Masabi acquires ticketing tech provider Passenger

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

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News
Systems rather than silos

Systems rather than silos

Mark Moran

The future of mobility is about more than vehicles and technologies, but... continue

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19 Feb 2026EVolution Features

LTNs will fail without sufficient resources, study warns

Deniz Huseyin

Councils will find it hard to successfully implement Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) without regional leadership and adequate funding streams, concludes a report from a team of academics. “We found that local authorities needed access to extra resources boosting the limited capital budgets... continue

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News
Connected vehicle services are having their ‘WhatsApp moment’

Connected vehicle services are having their ‘WhatsApp moment’

Mark Moran

Suppliers of Connected Vehicle services across the UK have... continue

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19 Feb 2026EVolution Features

Declining compliance with 20mph limits in Wales

Rhodri Clark

The latest monitoring of the Welsh 20mph default speed limit has revealed a further worsening of compliance. The results also include the first snapshot of traffic speeds on roads where 30mph limits have been restored. Transport for Wales started monitoring speeds at 43 sites before the default... continue

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TfW appoints ‘poacher turned gamekeeper’ from a big bus group

Rhodri Clark

Transport for Wales (TfW) has appointed a senior figure from a bus group to help with appraising large franchise bids. TfW has not yet named the appointee as LTT but bus industry sources say he is Bob Montgomery, former Managing Director of Stagecoach UK Bus. TfW Chief Executive James Price... continue

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News

TfW’s complex budget set-up is a result of evolution, says Price

Rhodri Clark

Transport for Wales has multiple budget lines because it evolved rather than being created for its present roles, its Chief Executive, James Price, has explained. He had told the Senedd’s Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee last year that TfW’s budget process had... continue

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News

Allstar renews Crown Commercial Service agreement

Mark Moran

Electric vehicle, fuel and corporate payments company Allstar has renewed its agreement with the Crown Commercial Service (CCS), strengthening its role as a long-term partner to public sector fleet operators. The renewed agreement marks more than 20 years of continuous collaboration. It enables... continue

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19 Feb 2026EVolution Products & Services

NISTA to lead ‘transport campus’ for civil servants

The West Midlands is to become a Government centre for Transport and Infrastructure with a new campus for civil servants to be created. The National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA) will lead the development of the campus, appointing  a senior civil servant, based in... continue

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