The creation of a strategic United Kingdom transport network and collaborative working between the UK government and devolved administrations are key proposals in the final report of the Union Connectivity... continue
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) bosses met transport minister Trudy Harrison, who is leading the government’s campaign to reduce violence against women and girls, to share the interim findings... continue
In October 2020, the prime minister asked Sir Peter Hendy to undertake a detailed review of how the quality and availability of... continue
New homes and buildings in England will be required... continue
The Birmingham to Leeds leg of the HS2 high-speed rail line has been scrapped and a full high-speed east-west... continue
The transport sector has been taking stock of the outcomes from the COP26 global summit, with a pledge to embrace wider modal changes in the drive to reduce car emissions seen as a significant step forward. A COP26 pledge... continue
The number of local bus passenger journeys in England fell by 61% in the year ending March 2021, annual bus statistics have revealed. In 2020/21, 1.57 billion passenger journeys were made... continue
With the number of parcels delivered in London expected to... continue
Light commercial and heavy goods vehicle traffic on Great Britain’s roads has exceeded pre-pandemic levels, the latest statistics from the DfT show. For the week starting 1 November, light commercial and HGV traffic was at 111% of pre-Covid levels. Meanwhile, car traffic was at 93% of... continue
MPs have called on the Government to pause the roll-out of all-lane running ‘smart motorways’ until five years of safety and economic data is available and safety improvements have been delivered and independently evaluated. The House of Commons Transport Committee says that the DfT and... continue
A mile-long bypass in rural Gwynedd has become the first... continue
The UK Government’s allocation of Levelling Up Fund money to transport and other schemes in Scotland and Wales has been criticised for bypassing devolution. Some of the transport schemes could even be blocked by Scottish ministers. Roads have been devolved in both nations since 1999 but the... continue
A Welsh Government minister has admitted a £360m new hospital is a “case study” in out-of-town development with poor accessibility by public transport. Deputy climate change minister Lee Waters said the new Grange University Hospital, on the edge of Cwmbran, was an example of the... continue
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