With winter coming up, road maintenance is more important than ever and it’s a good idea to get ahead before the cold weather really begins
A Smart Port is a port that uses automation and innovative technologies including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data and Internet of Things (IoT) to improve its performance. Evolution in ports is needed to meet with the changing demands of global trade: ships are getting bigger; goods are moving faster; and geopolitical issues are creating new challenges for ports. In December last year, a British Ports Association study highlighted the five smart port technologies changing the way UK ports operate for the better
The nation’s capital has seen a transformation in cycling and walking infrastructure during the past two decades, showing what can be done when there is vision and political will both within City Hall and the boroughs. James Cleeton, London Director for Sustrans sets out his priorities for building on the city’s active travel achievements so far
The Great British EV Rally taking place in July will be a live demonstration of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, running the entire length of the UK.
Government Business talks to Councillor Tom Hayes about Britain’s first Zero Emission Zone and reducing road transport in Oxford
The Road Safety Markings Association detail the post-pandemic benefits of well-maintained road markings
Local authorities are being given the powers to deliver successful public transport systems, but the necessary funding and support must follow, writes Paul Tuohy
The Energy Saving Trust look at some of the lessons learnt from each of the cities involved in the Go Ultra Low Cities scheme
Francesca DiGiorgio writes for Friends of the Earth about the design aspect of shifting local planning to deter unnecessary car journeys
How do Local Highways Authorities ensure National Infrastructure Strategy investments actually reach the highway network?
Daniel Gillett from urges the government seize the opportunities e-cycles offer by helping to make them a more realistic way of travelling for more people
The road surface industry must reward recent funding with continued innovation and a readiness to embrace the new, believes Paul Boss
Rachel White discusses the socio-economic gap in urban cycling, as well as cities’ actions to reduce car use and traffic emissions
Does the UK’s ongoing torrid political landscape spell trouble for the future of EV growth and much-needed infrastructure projects?
Darren Shirley says that a National Bus Strategy can help ensure buses remain a crucial part of our public transport mix
