Roads
DfT launches biggest transport review ‘in...
The Government has confirmed it will explore regulations around new types of vehicles, including e-scooters and e-cargo bike trailers, as part of a review into
New trans-Pennine roads study announced
Highways England is to lead a £300,000 study looking at major improvements to road links between the M65 in East Lancashire and parts of Yorkshire,
Shell launches bitumen product which helps ...
Shell has launched a new bitumen product that can help reduce the impact of asphalt production and paving on local air quality. Shell Bitumen FreshAir
Grit Expectations: Councils and Road Author...
With icy weather set to hit the UK later this week and into next week, and temperatures forecast to be well below zero, Transport Network
Yellow box junctions a ‘divisive’ issue...
While some councils are apparently keen to have additional powers to catch drivers who stop in yellow box junctions, new RAC research suggests 80% of
A smart alliance to improve journeys on Eng...
Highways England has today invited companies to join a £4.5bn alliance to improve motorway journeys and continue work to connect the country, to deliver the
Eddie Stobart secures contract with Tarmac
Leading supply chain, transport and logistics company, Eddie Stobart has been awarded a five-year contract by Tarmac, the UK’s leading sustainable building materials and construction
Traffic congestion beats social media as dr...
Traffic congestion is now the top concern among UK motorists, overtaking other drivers on mobile phones. However people checking social media on the move is
New crash map reveals Britain’s riski...
A new interactive ‘Dangerous Roads Map’ from motor insurer Ageas, using analysis from the Road Safety Foundation (RSF), has revealed Britain’s riskiest roads. In the report
Speed cameras that catch the most people re...
Figures revealed by the comparison site, GoCompare, have shown that since 2016, the most prolific speed cameras have been predominantly located in Avon and Somerset;
