A pilot scheme at 20 locations across Central Bedfordshire is making owning an electric vehicle a more realistic option for residents without a drive or garage. A specially designed cable channel, called the... continue
Hospitals, GP surgeries and medical clinics are facilities that have to manage the parking... continue
Have you noticed when you are in the parking game that you can... continue
Fly-tippers in the Deepdale area of Preston are being... continue
UK new car registrations fell by -9.0% to reach 112,162 units in July,... continue
How well do you know the Highway Code? Chances are the answer is not as well as you think! Though you might be as confident as... continue
Airport Parking & Hotels (APH) is offering advice to... continue
With sales of electric vehicles increasing, the... continue
As more and more local authorities address the urgent need to accelerate the electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure roll-out, clarity... continue
Construction services company BAM has launched an electric vehicle charging infrastructure business to work with developers, local authorities... continue
A proposed £2 cap on bus fares in England this autumn and winter could leave operators and local authorities having to plug funding gaps, according to a bus industry analyst. The £2 cap is under consideration as a practical way to help people cope with the increasing cost of living.... continue
Catriona Swanson has been promoted from associate to associate director at consultancy Phil Jones Associates (PJA). She jointed PJA’s expanding Manchester office in February 2021, prior to which she led active travel teams at Salford City Council and Arup. Other promotions within the active... continue
The Rees Jeffreys Road Fund has awarded eight bursaries for students to take up MSc studies. The Trustees of Rees Jeffreys Road Fund meet each year to award bursaries to students undertaking transport related MSc studies in the UK. The founder of the Fund, William Rees Jeffreys, was a keen... continue
In the face of increasingly frequent extreme weather incidents, transport funding may have to be re-prioritised in preparation for “catastrophic disruptive events,” transport academic Greg Marsden has warned. He made his comments after temperatures rose above 40°C in in... continue
Public spending on electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure must focus on... continue
National Highways is considering evaluating all completed road schemes after three years, instead of one year and five years after opening. It believes this would provide more meaningful data than the established timing of Post-opening Project Evaluations (POPEs). NH currently has a large backlog... continue
Welsh climate change minister Julie James has told LTT that... continue
Since installation at the end of May, the prototype of 3ti’s... continue
Councillors in Liverpool have voted to scrap the role of elected mayor just ten years after it was introduced, with the ruling Labour Party deciding to return to a leader and cabinet model. This... continue
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