Professor Chris Whitty, the chief medical officer for England, has been awarded the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation's (CIHT) highest honour, an Honorary Fellowship, for his work highlighting the link between transport and health.
Campaigners staged a demonstration outside the Department for Transport (DfT) building this week, calling for the release of key reports on the impact of smart motorway schemes.
Highways magazine visits one of the most influential companies in the sector in recent years - Re-flow Field Management.
National Highways has announced that next week it will launch an Open Call to tackle key challenges that range from improving safety to creating a better customer experience.
The UK's electric vehicle (EV) charging network grew by 23% in the last year, boosting the network by more than 15,000 chargers, according to official figures.
A new communications guide for councillors has been released by industry to help local politicians understand and make the case for preventative maintenance on the network.
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 for London (TfL) and the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) have committed a three-year funding allocation to a support service for victims of the most serious road traffic collisions in London.
The Government has pledged to take action on the ‘charging divide' affecting the estimated 40% of UK households without off-street parking, making harder and more expensive for them to charge their electric vehicles (EVs).
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