Govt gets Highway Code changes underway 'to make roads safer'03/12/2021 A new hierarchy of road users, where those who can do the greatest harm have the greatest responsibility, has been included in changes to the Highways Code now laid before Parliament. |
Junction works deliver 'more intuitive layout'03/12/2021 National Highways, its contractors and their workers have now completed a scheme to improve journey times on England’s largest gyratory roundabout |
Live Labs 2 'will depend on first wave success'03/12/2021 Approval for a second tranche of the ADEPT Live Labs programme is likely to depend on whether ministers can see any potential for the techniques developed under current pilots. |
£200m M5 works now due to finish in 202503/12/2021 Gloucestershire County Council has published the contract notice for its M5 Junction 10 Improvements Scheme, valued at £200m. |
Three in the hunt for £115m A9 dualling contract03/12/2021 The Scottish Government has unveiled the shortlist for the next phase of the £3bn A9 dualling project. |
Gove's review could spell end of the road for LEPs03/12/2021 Local Enterprise Partnerships face an uncertain future after local government secretary Michael Gove suggested he was in favour of replacing them with something more democratic. |
Connectivity Review calls for centrally managed multi-modal UK network01/12/2021 The Government should create a centrally managed multi-modal UK network based 'on a series of principal transport corridors', a major new review of the nation's transport has urged. |
Labour reshuffle moves Haigh to transport01/12/2021 Labour's surprise reshuffle has seen Louise Haigh appointed shadow transport secretary, replacing Jim McMahon who is moving to cover the environment, food and rural affairs brief. |
Hendy lets PM down easy on £335bn Northern Ireland bridge01/12/2021 A fixed transport link between Scotland and Northern Ireland will remain a pipe dream after analysis found that it could cost around 22 times Boris Johnson’s estimate. |
Liverpool to bring in reinforcements for troubled highways department26/11/2021 Commissioners brought in to rescue Liverpool City Council's failing services have uncovered further issues with its troubled highways department. |
Road sector costs rise by 20% DfT officials told25/11/2021 Inflation and supply chain pressures have hit the roads sector with 20% cost increases since last year, senior Department for Transport officials have been warned. |
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Liverpool to bring in reinforcements for troubled highways department
Road sector costs rise by 20% DfT officials told
Govt gets Highway Code changes underway 'to make roads safer'
