'New information' could see Arundel Bypass route change
15/10/2018
Highways England is to carry out a fresh consultation on ‘important new evidence’ regarding its controversial plans for a bypass at the A27 at Arundel.
East region maintenance contract worth £490m, Highways England confirms17/10/2018 Highways England has valued its new combined Maintenance and Response contract for the East of England at £490m over 15 years. |
Scotland seeks bids for £1.4bn trunk road contracts17/10/2018 Transport Scotland has advertised its first two next generation trunk road contracts, worth a total of £1.4bn. |
Harrow looks over the hill for £110m highway works17/10/2018 Harrow Council is looking for a highways maintenance contractor in a deal that could be worth £110m over 10 years. |
Connected corridor addresses green lights and red X's12/10/2018 Highways England has showcased its A2/M2 connected corridor project to an international audience. |
Sad loss for the traffic signs community11/10/2018 The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) has announced the recent death of Geoff Bray, an inaugural member of the traffic signs committee that it set up to run its annual conference and other events. |
Leeds aims to cushion impact of Clean Air Zone12/10/2018 Leeds City Council has outlined its final plans for a Clean Air Zone to help cut pollution in the city, which will see buses, coaches and HGVs charged £50 a day. |
Thames crossing to be longer and wider15/10/2018 The Lower Thames Crossing will now have three lanes in each direction and will nearly double road capacity across the river, Highways England has announced. |
UK Autodrive in ‘world’s first’ multi-vehicle connected and driverless test10/10/2018 The UK Autodrive consortium has completed the 'world’s first' tests involving more than one connected and autonomous vehicle. |
The Long Read: New code, new beginning10/10/2018 Dominic Browne looks at the state of play as the deadline approaches for councils to implement the new code of practice, Well-managed Highway Infrastructure. |
Cumbria road leads to Roman remains10/10/2018 Highways England has uncovered the remains of a Roman settlement in Cumbria during its £5m A66 Eden Valley improvements project. |
Rail man Larkinson takes temporary charge at the ORR09/10/2018 The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has appointed John Larkinson, as interim chief executive as it seeks to replace Joanna Whittington on a permanent basis. |
Highways England switches on road studs at busy junction
The Long Read: New code, new beginning
Amey named Area 10 contractor in £325m deal
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