More than £2m has been paid out in pothole compensation claims by Transport for London (TfL) in the last three years, new data shows. Figures from TfL in response to a Freedom of Information (FO) request, show... continue
The Elizabeth line improved connectivity across London, with better cross-river... continue
Worcestershire’s new community rail champion has set out his... continue
The introduction of 20mph speed limits appears to be pushing down car insurance premiums, suggests new data from Confused.com. Steve Dukes, the company’s Chief executive, said: “Some UK insurers are observing that areas where 20mph zones have been introduced result in lower levels of... continue
A £332m roads project for Didcot and neighbouring villages has been approved by the Government after being thrown out by Oxfordshire County Council last year. The Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF1) project was given the green light after a public inquiry held earlier this... continue
The DfT is not doing enough to help councils address the declining... continue
The East West Rail (EWR) rail project connecting Oxford and Cambridge could... continue
A Transport Scotland report has advised the Scottish Government’s Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop not to accelerate plans for the dualling of the A9. Accelerating the delivery plan is not accelerated is likely to “negatively impact procurement, construction, supply chains and increase... continue
National Highways has “completely washed its hands” of the environmental impact of the proposed Lower Thames Crossing (LTC), according to the Transport Action Network (TAN). The scheme is likely to cost at least £12bn and is the largest project left behind from the previous... continue
Some of the £2.5bn saved from scrapping the A303 Stonehenge and A358 road... continue
Driving pupils to and from private schools has a more adverse impact on air quality and bus reliability than state school traffic, according to new research. The charity Solve the School Run found that Nitrogen dioxide (N02) levels increase by 16% during state school term times, but... continue
A Judicial Review has found that Tower Hamlets Council acted... continue
Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority says it has been forced to delay the launch of seven Council Tax precept-funded bus services due to a bus operator’s decision to withdraw its winning bids. The authority said it was unwilling to name the bus operator due to “legal... continue
East Lancashire Hospitals Trust (ELHT) is to scrap a... continue
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