£500 grants for new business and domestic EV chargers

£500 grants for new business and domestic EV chargers

Mark Moran

The government is increasing electric vehicle charging grants so they will covering up to £500 for households, landlords, and businesses. This is an... continue

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25 Feb 2026EVolution News
Port of Tilbury opens eHGV charging hub

Port of Tilbury opens eHGV charging hub

Mark Moran

Fleete has opened the UK’s largest dedicated commercial vehicle electric charging hub at the Port of Tilbury... continue

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26 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
ChargePoint and Ford Pro offer EV charging for fleet customers

ChargePoint and Ford Pro offer EV charging for fleet customers

Mark Moran

Ford Pro customers in the UK and Germany now have integrated... continue

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26 Feb 2026EVolution Products & Services
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
Charging options influence where EV drivers choose to shop

Charging options influence where EV drivers choose to shop

Mark Moran

Retailers can attract customers by offering... continue

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24 Feb 2026EVolution Products & Services
EU fleets law could provide over half the EV sales carmakers need in 2030

EU fleets law could provide over half the EV sales carmakers need in 2030

Mark Moran

A new EU law to electrify the vehicle fleets of large companies could... continue

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24 Feb 2026EVolution Features
Kempower partners with Roam at Heathrow hotel

Kempower partners with Roam at Heathrow hotel

Mark Moran

Kempower has supplied chargepoint operator Roam with the infrastructure for charging points at Hilton London Heathrow Terminal 5. The... continue

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24 Feb 2026EVolution Products & Services

Jacobs and PA Consulting land £16m further work for DfT on Transport Security

Peter Stonham

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

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News

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
Global warming must peak below 2°C then return under 1.5°C to limit risk of dangerous “tipping points”, experts say

Global warming must peak below 2°C then return under 1.5°C to limit risk of dangerous “tipping points”, experts say

Juliana O'Rourke

Global warming must peak below 2°C then return under 1.5°C as quickly as possible to limit the risk of... continue

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19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News
Transport for London and TotalEnergies to roll out EV chargers

Transport for London and TotalEnergies to roll out EV chargers

Mark Moran

Transport for London (TfL) has awarded TotalEnergies a... continue

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19 Feb 2026EVolution News

British Transport Police to trial facial recognition

Deniz Huseyin

Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology is being trialled by the British Transport Police (BTP) at London Bridge railway station. BTP said it would announce dates and locations of other LFR trials before they began. Chief Superintendent Chris?Casey,?BTP’s?Senior Officer overseeing... continue

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News

Suffolk Council trials self-driving shuttle bus

Deniz Huseyin

Trials of a self-driving shuttle bus have been held in the market town of Mildenhall, Suffolk, with residents given the chance to ride in the ADASTRA prototype. The shuttle can carry up to 14 passengers at speeds of up to 40mph. However, during the trial it has been limited to eight seated... 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

Speed cameras bring dramatic drop in crashes in Cornwall

Deniz Huseyin

There has been a 45% drop in fatal and serious crashes on one of Cornwall’s most notorious roads since the installation of speed cameras, reports the Vision Zero South West road safety partnership. The findings are based on analysis of KSI (killed or seriously injured) data on the A38 between... continue

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News

Safety record of smart motorway schemes matters most

Chris Ames

In the last issue of LTT, I noted that the departure of National Highways chief executive Nick Harris came as the DfT was preparing to allow the company to release the POPE reports about smart motorway schemes that it had previously suppressed. This, I suggested, raised “suspicions that they... continue

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today Comment

Many smart motorway schemes poor value for money, National Highways reports show

Deniz Huseyin

Many of England’s smart motorway schemes are poor value for money, evaluation reports from National Highways reveal. Analysis by the AA of National Highways’ 16 Post Opening Project Evaluation (POPE) reports shows that many smart motorway schemes are bad for the economy, or barely... continue

19 Feb 2026Local Transport Today News

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