Highways England aims for alliance model on smart motorways
20/06/2018
Highways England is planning to adopt a full 10-year alliance model for its smart motorway programme, following a process of market engagement.
RSMA appoints new HSE lead25/06/2018 The RSMA has announced the appointment of Stuart Caroline as its health, safety and environmental (HSE) and assessment manager. |
Teaching the lessons of educational partnerships25/06/2018 Anne Ashman, general manager MVIS and Bartco UK, on the business benefits of reaching out to schools and other educational partnerships. |
In memoriam: Lord Howie of Troon22/06/2018 It is with the deepest sadness that we report on the death of the former Labour peer, and Highways columnist, Lord Howie of Troon, who has died aged 94 |
Rennicks launches new safety product range22/06/2018 Rennicks has announced plans to launch three new products centred around road safety at the upcoming Traffex Seeing Is Believing event. |
Largest quarry exhibition to feature bitumen showcase22/06/2018 The world’s largest working quarry exhibition at Hillhead Quarry, Buxton, will feature Total Lubricants and Total Bitumen showcasing a range of latest products suitable for road, construction and industrial applications. |
IHE launches industry wide partnership programme22/06/2018 A new Professional Development Partnership launched by the Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) could see closer co-operation between key groups in the sector on training and practitioner support. |
Highways Awards deadline...extended22/06/2018 Out of the kindness of our hearts (and because we became tired of your pleas for mercy) Highways has agreed to extend the deadline for entries to our annual awards. |
IHE launches virtual academy as Pearson presidency begins22/06/2018 The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) has established a new ‘virtual’ training academy, offering industry-led training in highway engineering. |
'GATEway was just the beginning': groundbreaking AV project signs off22/06/2018 The GATEway project to study how people react to automated vehicles has published the full research and findings from its three-year programme of trials, with suggestions for new areas of research for the future. |
Birmingham to get tough with Clean Air Zone charging21/06/2018 Birmingham City Council has announced plans for one of the toughest possible charging Clean Air Zone (CAZ) systems, which will include private diesel and petrol cars. |
New report considers safety implications of driverless cars21/06/2018 A new report has examined the relationship between road infrastructure and safety for conventional and increasingly autonomous vehicles and provides a framework for infrastructure safety investment. |
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