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A-Plant wins events contract05/07/2013 A-Plant Lux has been awarded a three-year contract to supply traffic management and operatives to Plymouth City Council for events work. |
Changes at TMCA06/01/2014 The Traffic Management Contractors Association (TMCA) has appointed Grahame Beswick from HW Martin as its new chairman. |
Last chance to pre-register for Intertraffic14/03/2014 Visitors to Intertraffic Amsterdam – the international trade fair for infrastructure, ITS traffic management, safety and parking – can pre-register free of charge until next Tuesday (18 March). |
New generation of controllers for traffic management from Siemens27/03/2014 New software that helps reduce downtime and increase road safety has been unveiled by Siemens at Intertraffic. |
Chevron to provide traffic management in Area 907/05/2014 Chevron has been awarded a five-year contract to provide traffic management services on the Highways Agency Area 9 asset support contract (ASC). |
Swarco acquires British traffic group APT09/05/2014 Traffic technology group Swarco has acquired the APT group of companies, creating one of the largest traffic and parking management systems businesses in Europe. |
TMCA to take part in Seeing is Believing17/06/2014 The Traffic Management Contractors Association (TMCA) will be demonstrating ways of eliminating carriageway crossings at this year’s Seeing is Believing. |
Chevron to provide traffic management on smart motorway project16/07/2014 Chevron will provide traffic management on the M60 and M62 smart motorway project after winning a contract worth £6.6 million over the next two years. |
Amey puts traffic management vehicles into operation22/08/2014 Amey has put a fleet of six new traffic management vehicles into operation on its contracts with the Highways Agency. |
Less than four weeks to go before Intertraffic Amsterdam07/03/2016 Intertraffic Amsterdam – the international trade fair for infrastructure, ITS traffic management, safety and parking – is less than a month away. |
A-Plant secures contract with Kier31/05/2016 A-Plant Lux Traffic Control & Management will provide traffic management equipment to Kier after winning a five-year framework agreement with the company. |
H W Martin buys King Group22/06/2016 H W Martin has acquired the King Vehicle Engineering Group for an undisclosed sum. |
Blakedale adds multi-camera system to safety vehicles24/08/2016 Blakedale has reinforced its commitment to road safety by installing a fully recordable multi-camera system as standard to all new 7.5 tonne traffic management and 18 tonne crash cushion (impact protection) vehicles. |
SHB Hire Ltd acquires Acklea02/11/2016 Specialist vehicle hire and management company SHB Hire Ltd has acquired traffic management equipment supplier Acklea. |
HTMA in road worker safety plea09/12/2016 The executive director of the Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA) has called on the sector to do more to improve road worker safety. |
“Innovative” motorway solution begins testing near Warrington10/11/2017 Tests have begun on what Highways England is calling an innovative pilot project designed to reduce congestion along the M62 near Warrington in Cheshire. Highways |
Leeds releases Clean Air Zone plans with equality in mind08/01/2018 Leeds City Council has put forward plans to cut air pollution through a charging Clean Air Zone (CAZ) that excludes private cars. |
I get knocked down...bollard get up again16/02/2018 A frequently AWOL concrete bollard in a Lancashire city is in line for a local business award after becoming a social media star. |
Burnham asks public to make changes under 'Congestion Deal'28/03/2018 Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has floated the idea of a high occupancy vehicle lane as part of a ‘Congestion Deal’ . |
MSP seeks default 20mph limit across Scotland30/04/2018 A Green Party Member of the Scottish Parliament has pledged to take forward a bill that would cut the default speed limit for built-up areas across the country to 20mph. |
Highways England reviewing use of variable speed limits30/04/2018 Highways England is carrying out a ‘comprehensive review’ of variable speed limits on motorways but has defended its practice of implementing restrictions before drivers hit congestion. |
Analysis: Of speed and its limits02/05/2018 Highways received a briefing on Highways England's attempts to refine its variable speed limit system. |
'Not very joined up': MPs and transport chiefs slam pollution plan24/05/2018 Senior politicians and transport experts have criticised the Government’s latest clean air strategy for what they saw as a failure to tackle emissions from transport. |
Talking Transport podcast prepares for the big events30/05/2018 This week's Talking Transport podcast, brought to by our sister site SMART Highways, discusses two forthcoming major events for the ITS sector; one on each side of the Atlantic and neither to be missed. |
Talking Transport podcast prepares for the big events30/05/2018 This week's Talking Transport podcast, brought to by our sister site SMART Highways, discusses two forthcoming major events for the ITS sector; one on each side of the Atlantic and neither to be missed. |
Car pollution costs health services £6bn a year, study reveals06/06/2018 Pollution from cars and vans costs £6bn per year in ‘health damages’, new research has revealed. |
Khan confirms 2021 ULEZ expansion08/06/2018 London mayor Sadiq Khan has confirmed that his Ultra- Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) will be expanded up to the North and South Circular roads from autumn 2021. |
City leaders want 2030 petrol and diesel ban18/06/2018 A cross-party alliance of English and Welsh city leaders has called on ministers to bring the ban on new petrol and diesel vehicles forward by 10 years. |
Birmingham to get tough with Clean Air Zone charging21/06/2018 Birmingham City Council has announced plans for one of the toughest possible charging Clean Air Zone (CAZ) systems, which will include private diesel and petrol cars. |
Reading seeks to curb traffic as growth fuels pollution09/07/2018 Reading Borough Council is proposing a raft of measures to tackle congestion and air pollution, including a possible workplace parking levy. |
'Road to Zero' plan could see charge points in new homes and street lights09/07/2018 New housing and commercial buildings and all new street lights could have charging points installed in them under an aspirational £450m government plan to boost ultra low emission vehicles. |
New INRIX platform aims to tackle 'very local' AV challenge19/07/2018 INRIX has announced a new platform that will allow authorities to communicate traffic rules to connected and autonomous vehicles, which could in turn provide information about the condition of the highway. |
Former top civil servant calls for common platform for traffic management07/08/2018 A leading expert in traffic management has highlighted the importance of getting more data, including traffic speed data, onto a common network management platform. |
Bad directions? Concerns raised over Govt traffic management guidance29/08/2018 Dominic Browne reports on delays and safety critical concerns within the sector regarding traffic management guidance documents released by the Department for Transport. |
Manchester top of the wrong table10/09/2018 Manchester has come top of a new table of the most congested English areas outside London. |
DfT consults on green number plates to improve ULEV take-up10/09/2018 Ultra-low emission vehicles could be fitted with green number plates under Government plans to promote their take-up. |
Bristol edges slowly towards congestion charges03/10/2018 Bristol City Council has published a draft transport strategy that includes a mass transit scheme, as well as possible congestion and workplace parking charges. |
Leeds aims to cushion impact of Clean Air Zone10/10/2018 Leeds City Council has outlined its final plans for a Clean Air Zone to help cut pollution in the city, which will see buses, coaches and HGVs charged £50 a day. |
Councils net £42m a year in bus lane fines15/11/2018 Town hall chiefs have hit back at a report saying councils collected nearly £42m in penalties last year from motorists caught driving in bus lanes. |
London penalty charge notices up 10%14/11/2018 The number of penalty charge notices issued by London’s highway authorities rose by 10% during the last financial year. |
Defra backs Nottingham pollution plan but warns tardy councils04/12/2018 Ministers have approved Nottingham City Council’s new plan to tackle air pollution in the city centre but other key councils have missed the latest Government deadline. |
New membership for leading traffic management group20/12/2018 The Association for Road Traffic Safety and Management (ARTSM) has added two new classes of membership, as part of efforts to raise the influence of the group and support the wider sector. |
£500k up for grabs in local transport data competition20/12/2018 The Department for Transport (DfT) has launched a £500,000 competition focused on opening up local authority parking and traffic management data. |
Attorney General backs mother over girl's pollution-linked death11/01/2019 The Attorney General has cleared the way for a new inquest in the case of a nine-year-old girl whose death has been linked to illegal levels of air pollution. |
Whitehall launches ‘ambitious’ clean air strategy14/01/2019 The Government’s new clean air strategy aims to cut the costs of air pollution to society by nearly £2bn every year by 2020, although critics have warned that it lacks detail. |
Welsh Government signs up to Elgin16/01/2019 The Welsh Government has adopted the Elgin roadworks pro traffic disruptions product, designed to improve planning, monitoring and communication of road and street works across the country. |
Coffey ‘astonished’ at Bristol air pollution delay24/01/2019 Environment minister Therese Coffey has threatened Bristol mayor Marvin Rees with legal action if he does not meet new deadlines for a plan to tackle air pollution in the city. |
Virtual, variable, invaluable: Rennicks conquers Sussex28/01/2019 Rennicks UK’s Virtual Journey Time technology has proved ‘invaluable’ on a major road maintenance project, according to a contractor on the scheme. |
Norman hails ‘Burkean moment’ in transport04/02/2019 Transport minister Jesse Norman has warned that ‘we have no time to lose’ as emerging technologies bring the chance to mitigate the mixed legacy of the 20th century motoring boom. |
Solution to £8bn cost of congestion 'needs to come from city halls'12/02/2019 Drivers in the UK lost an average of 178 hours a year due to congestion in 2018, costing £7.9bn, according to the latest data from INRIX. |
Bristol council misses second clean air plan deadline22/02/2019 Bristol City Council has missed its second deadline for publishing its clean air plan due to concerns it would have an ‘adverse impact’ on low income groups. |
Public Health England moots road pricing to tackle pollution13/03/2019 Low emission zones and road pricing deliver the highest public health benefit of transport interventions aimed at tackling the effects of air pollution, the Government’s own advisers have said. |
Traffic Signs Manual: Signs of improvement20/03/2019 As the Department for Transport publishes most of the long-awaited revision of the Traffic Signs Manual, Simon Morgan of Buchanan Computing and chair of the Institute of Highway Engineers Traffic Signs Panel gives readers chapter and verse. |
Invisible filters28/03/2019 Traffex event partner Siemens discusses its major focus on air quality and enforcement in the light of pollution and policy drivers. |
Watch out for the Scorpion at Traffex28/03/2019 Road safety vehicle specialist Blakedale will showcase the best of its self-drive traffic management fleet of vehicles at Traffex next week, including a ‘revolutionary’ crash cushion. |
SEA to launch new traffic enforcement system28/03/2019 Software and transport systems development specialist SEA is to launch new ROADflow Fusion traffic enforcement system at Parkex 2019. |
Smart money funds expansion and founder's exit13/05/2019 Total Resources UK has secured an £8m investment to help expand its depot network and buy out one of its founders. |
Cameras to be used for red X enforcement, three years on16/05/2019 The Government has approved the use of gantry mounted cameras to fine drivers for ignoring red X signs on smart motorways, more than three years after Highways England said it wanted the law changed. |
Exclusive: One in five authorities lose highways cash due to poor performance
Cameras to be used for red X enforcement, three years on
