With government moving toward granting local authorities the power to enforce pavement parking restrictions, we need to explore what the change could mean for road safety, parking policy and how councils approach street space in the future. The Department for Transport has confirmed that it intends... continue
A disabled driver will take on a 2,800-mile return journey from Birmingham to Spain in a fully electric vehicle during May, putting... continue
Wayve, a UK company developing embodied AI for... continue
Parking is very similar to being an MP. There is always someone who thinks they could do a better job! My... continue
Parking sits at the intersection of network management, place... continue
North Somerset Council has stepped up enforcement action... continue
Over 200 policymakers, business leaders, researchers, tech entrepreneurs and trade union representatives gathered in London... continue
Many motorists remain unclear on how London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) works, despite the scheme now being firmly... continue
The UK’s electric vehicle charging network is... continue
Omni Partners has acquired Barbour Logic, an AI-first software... continue
London has once again been ranked amongst the slowest capital cities in the world to travel one... continue
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK (CILT(UK)) welcomes the publication of... continue
Contactless ‘Tap-and-go’ travel across trains, trams and buses has been headlined in the announcement of publication of the Government’s new integrated transport strategy, now called Better Connected and based on eight user-related priorities. Though described in the... continue
The much anticipated national transport strategy has been released by the DfT, with what it describes as “40 fully funded commitments” to make everyday journeys simpler, easier to pay for and more reliable “from door to door”. The Better Connected strategy, published on 2 April, announces a new... continue
The Government is urging local authorities in England to join the National Parking Platform (NPP), a ‘one-stop-shop’ service that enables drivers to use an app of their choice when paying for parking. The DfT will publish statutory guidance advising councils to adopt the NPP. Details... continue
Leicester City Council is to deploy a new CCTV-equipped car... continue
Passengers and drivers should be able to travel... continue
Parking professionals from across the world will be gathering in... continue
The Department for Transport’s new integrated transport strategy envisages contactless tap-and-go travel becoming the norm across buses, trains, and trams in cities and towns across England.... continue
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