The head of the highways monitor in England has called on the Government and National Highways to just 'stick to a boring plan and deliver it', after roughly £750m of public money has been lost in recent years due to abandoned schemes.
The Welsh Government has approved the four regional transport plans (RTPs), paving the way for the introduction of a raft of new policies including a congestion charge in Cardiff and a third Menai crossing in North Wales.
Transport Scotland has unveiled a new plan to ensure the nation's trunk road network ‘remains resilient and reliable in the face of climate change'.
The Government is planning legislation to relax the environmental permitting system to reduce developers’ red tape, with the goal of reducing wait times for permits and speeding up the construction of new houses.
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Waymo, the US-based autonomous taxi company, has announced that London can expect to book its driverless cabs next year.
The Department for Transport has announced the first round of approvals for road survey systems that are compliant with the new road condition monitoring standard, PAS 2161.
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