The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) has welcomed new recommendations from the European Commission to local, regional and national authorities to reduce speeds on motorways and in urban areas. The...
The society submitted a written response to the committee’s call for evidence and Heather Connolly from the BPS’ Scottish Division of Health Psychology gave evidence to the committee’s formal oral...
Dutch-inspired improvements to cycling infrastructure in Lithuania, harmonised day and night-time urban speed limits in Poland and major new national road safety strategies in Greece and Portugal are some of...
Traffic Commissioner Nick Denton revoked the licence of West Midlands firm CCS Waste after the company was found to be acting as a front for the disqualified operator Jones Waste...
If the government demands Greater Manchester has a charging Clean Air Zone then the government will have to impose it, as Greater Manchester councils will refuse to do so, Manchester...
Demand for new buses and coaches grows 45.2% in Q1 2022, but remains -44.4% below pre-pandemic five year average. Single deck bus registrations increase sharply, rising by 131.9%, with minibuses...
9,837 heavy goods vehicles registered in first three months of 2022, down -2.3%. Demand for articulated trucks up 7.4% but rigid uptake falls -10.1%. Supply chain challenges and parts shortages...
Utility companies that leave potholes in the UK’s roads will be penalised under new government measures that will come into force in April 2023. The government said the new measures...
In an open letter to the health secretary, the group highlights how many families are not receiving the five checks from a health visitor they are entitled to, and how...
Fresh fish and e-commerce – how does that work? Víctor Escancianon (pictured), Director of Logistics + IT at Spanish food retailer Condis, explains how he gets people to shop in...
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