FirstGroup this week outlined a series of new bus ticketing trials and insisted it was “business as usual” for the bus division, despite preparations being made to separate it... continue
Pop-up electric vehicle charging points have been installed on a residential street in Oxford, in what is claimed to be the first application of its kind. The UEone... continue
The number of trips made by residents in England rose last year to their highest level since 2009 but the average distance travelled per person fell slightly, according to the National Travel Survey. The average number of trips per person per year was 986 in 2018, up from an all-time low of 934 in... continue
A trial to capture pedestrian movement data using the... continue
The Scottish Government is exploring the practicality of... continue
The public should be given the power to report engine idlers and profit from the fines issued, according to a right of centre think tank. The recommendation is part of a much wider package of measures to tackle vehicle emissions set out in a... continue
Councils in Cambridgeshire have expressed concern about the... continue
the bus industry has criticised Welsh Government financial... continue
the deregulated bus environment appears to have complicated... continue
The Black Country Local Enterprise Partnership is expected to... continue
FirstGroup has dropped plans to sell its Oldham bus depot, its last remaining depot in Greater Manchester. First sold the Manchester Queens Road depot to Go-Ahead this spring (LTT 01 Mar) and has announced the sale of its Bolton depot to Rotala (LTT 05 Jul). First Bus managing director Giles... continue
Birmingham City Council is preparing a £93.5m scheme to strengthen and refurbish a section of the A38(M) Aston Expressway, which connects the M6 and the city centre. The Expressway, which opened in 1972, carries more than 90,000 vehicles every weekday between... continue
The Corporation of London has approved a plan to make a covered street in the City open to zero emission capable vehicles only. Beech... continue
Transport Scotland has published a new draft national transport strategy for consultation. The document contains few policy proposals. It speaks of embedding the “sustainable travel hierarchy” in decision-making, promoting walking, “wheeling” (travel by... continue
Taxis and private hire vehicles in Southeast Wales may have to be electric under plans being considered by the Cardiff Capital Region Transport Authority. The ten councils have appointed low emission vehicle research and consultancy organisation Cenex to advise on a strategy for low emission taxis... continue
The Welsh Government has ordered Cardiff and Caerphilly Councils to conduct more analysis on their clean air plans, including further investigations of charging clean air zones. Last year the Government ordered Cardiff and Caerphilly to develop action plans to comply with illegal levels of... continue
Electricity regulator Ofgem looks likely to reject applications to raise electricity costs to fund investment for electric vehicles and HS2. The regulator is consulting on requests from distribution network operators (DNOs) to raise funds for works that were not foreseen when the regulatory... continue
Electrification equipment installed in the Severn Tunnel three years ago as part of the Great Western electrification project cannot be used without costly remedial... continue
The early withdrawal of fossil fuel powered vehicles on environmental grounds could increase carbon dioxide emissions because of the emissions associated with vehicle manufacture, writes Rhodri Clark. The expected service lives of many freight and passenger vehicles could be shortened as... continue
The findings of a judge-led inquiry into why Edinburgh’s first tram line was delivered years late, massively over budget, and with a truncated route, may still be months away from publication. The City of Edinburgh Council’s first tram line was supposed to connect Edinburgh Airport in... continue
The City of York Council is procuring two new transport models, one of which will be used to predict how road traffic will respond to planned and unplanned events up to five hours in the future, using live and historical traffic data. The real-time traffic model will receive instructions... continue
Overnight closure of docking stations in problem areas is one of the methods that have dramatically reduced vandalism to Belfast’s hire bikes, the city council said this week. Damage to hire bikes has been a problem in several UK cities. Last year Mobike cited unsustainable losses from theft... continue
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