Rail and rail stations have a massive role to play in the delivery of the Government’s key missions for the UK – growth and delivering on net zero commitments.... continue
The kerbside is a complex, multi-faceted landscape that is... continue
Cars are getting bigger. This trend, which has been dubbed “Autobesity”, has been going on for decades, but has accelerated in recent years, driven by a rise in larger luxury sports... continue
The government’s Clean Power Action 2030 plan sets out measures to boost the UK’s renewable energy supply such as accelerating the... continue
Public electric vehicle chargepoint installations are currently on track to meet the minimum 300,000 needed across the UK by 2030, but government faces challenges to address the location of chargepoints, their... continue
The deal sees the creation of a new residential and commercial neighbourhood, which will be brought forward over four different phases. Situated adjacent to Pudding Mill Lane Docklands Light Railway, consideration has been given to ensure that a... continue
The House of Commons Transport Committee is to investigate ways to limit the damage and disruption to England’s roads and pavements caused by work carried out by utility companies. The cross-party committee will... continue
Keeping car parks clean and tidy is a task undertaken in-house by many car park operators. However, the task of keeping heavily... continue
Recent research by ncat has found that 92% of disabled people it... continue
Lilian Greenwood, minister for the future of roads, visited... continue
RAW Charging has installed an EV charging hub at Brotherhood... continue
For three decades, Tina Glover has demonstrated her expertise, leadership and commitment to making a positive impact. At Traffic +... continue
Buses remain the most used form of public transport, but in many areas of England, services and passenger numbers are in decline. In its first inquiry of the 2024 Parliament, the Transport Committee will investigate the importance of England’s buses services in... continue
Electric mobility services company Port has opened its second ‘e-hub' within a Q-Park car park in central London. Port e-hubs are secure charging... continue
European car park operator APCOA has won the German Sustainability Award (DNP) in the Transport Infrastructure category for its ‘Urban Hub’... continue
New housing developments have increasingly locked residents into car dependency over the last 15 years, a new report from the New Economics Foundation (NEF), sponsored by Go Ahead, has found. In a major new study, the think tank analysed data from every neighbourhood in England to develop a Car Dependency Index (CDI). The analysis combines data on car ownership, the share of residents commuting... continue
The annual Traffic + Parking conference provides a space in which local authorities, their private sector partners, campaigners... continue
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Mark Moran
Marking parking for 35 years
During September my LinkedIn feed started filling up with messages of congratulations on my work anniversary. Many well-wishers...