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Transport Scotland tenders near-£2bn A9 dualling framework

Transport Scotland tenders near-£2bn A9 dualling framework

Transport Scotland has tendered a £1.94bn framework for the design and delivery of five sections of the A9 dualling scheme.

Traffex 2026: A view of the future

Traffex 2026: A view of the future

NHT Network chair and UKRLG member Jon Munslow explores the Traffex conference and the exhibition, reporting on the latest innovations from this exciting event.

£144m framework in the pipeline for Shropshire

£144m framework in the pipeline for Shropshire

Shropshire Council has started preliminary market engagement for a mixed economy services (repairs and patching) framework with an estimated value of £144m.

UK-first: Cambridge debuts new 'cycle street'

UK-first: Cambridge debuts new 'cycle street'

The Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP) has opened the UK’s first ‘cycle street’ to the public as the £2m project nears completion.



Steve Gooding
Comment: Wet wet wet (or poetic licence and the structures fund)

Steve Gooding, director of the RAC Foundation and former DfT director general, discusses the impact of April showers, subsoil issues and what could make a good inclusion in the Department for Transport's newly launched Structures Fund.

George Barker
Analysis: Is automated Waymo fun for London?

Deputy editor George Barker looks at automated taxi service provider, Waymo, some of the issues it has faced across the pond and what, if anything, is being done to avoid repeating the same mistakes when it comes to London.

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Heidelberg's Criggion plant achieves hydrogen-powered asphalt production

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