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IEA wants Government to introduce voluntary road pricing18/06/2013 Research carried out by the Institute of Economic Affairs shows that the introduction of a voluntary pricing mechanism for road usage would have a sizeable impact on traffic and congestion. |
Variable message signs help keep Nottingham moving31/01/2014 Mobile Visual Information Systems (MVIS) is helping to keep Nottingham moving whilst the city undergoes a major programme of redevelopment works. |
Summer holiday traffic set to build23/07/2014 INRIX, a leading provider of traffic information and driver services, has released data to show that UK drivers should avoid travelling on Saturdays when heading off on holiday this summer. |
Traffic congestion could cost UK £300bn14/10/2014 Traffic congestion could cost the UK economy more than £300 billion over the next 16 years, according to a study. |
Survey reveals that congestion on UK roads is getting worse18/03/2015 Congestion on UK roads is the worst it has been for over 10 years, according to a survey carried out by the Freight Transport Association (FTA). |
Traffic officers with the force in Cornwall03/05/2018 Highways England has extended its trial deployment of traffic officers on the A30 in Cornwall to cover this month’s two bank holidays, as estimates suggest that around 8 million leisure trips by car are planned this weekend. |
Van growth poses toxic problem for Government15/01/2019 Traffic levels in Great Britain remain stable, according to the latest statistics, with the continued growth of van and lorry traffic compensating for a slight fall in car use. |
Highways England 'ready' for drone threat11/02/2019 Highways England has insisted that it has robust processes to deal with individuals deliberately disrupting the strategic road network (SRN) and other unplanned events following the Gatwick drone incident. |
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