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An Essex van driver who killed his sister in a road traffic collision has been sent to prison following the intervention of the Solicitor General
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Cars of the future could be programmed to spot potholes on motorways and automatically transmit the information to Highways England to schedule repairs.
Robber David Berry has 6 and a half years added to his prison sentence
Issues discussed at the EU Transport Council meeting on 5 December 2017, including the EU road transport market, road charging and aviation competition.
With just 13 days to go before Christmas, Highways England has called on the main man to help remind drivers to check their vehicles before travelling this festive season.
Prime Minister Theresa May announces new funding to tackle climate change as she attends the One Planet Summit in Paris.
New legislation now allows Insurance Linked Securities deals to take place within a new specially designed framework in the UK.
People travelling over the Severn bridges will soon benefit from cheaper journeys as the bridges return to public ownership early next year.
£40 million Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund investment in business and research will develop the next generation of automotive batteries.
Revised criteria applies to existing haulage, bus and coach operators and new applicants.
Tony Porter's speech to the national NAHS conference on 21 November 2017 at Birmingham.
Environmental detective work leads to £21,000 fines and £12,000 costs.
A people smuggler who hid 5 Vietnamese teenagers inside a tent erected in the rear of his car has been jailed for 4 years and 3 months.
Arts, Heritage and Tourism Minister John Glen launches the 2017 Heritage Statement at the Royal Society of Arts
In this article, the High Commissioner to Sri Lanka James Dauris writes about the importance and effectiveness of speaking up for sustainable conservation practices.
Defence Minister Harriett Baldwin unveiled a cutting-edge new armour project which will protect troops from bullets on the battlefield when she visited defence’s research labs at Porton Down today (4/12).
Organisations can apply for a share of £80,000 to examine how low-carbon and smart electric vehicle charging infrastructure could be introduced in Edinburgh.
A £15bn investment on motorways and major A-roads is helping motorists and hauliers this festive season get to their destinations quicker and with fewer delays.
Chris Grayling to attend the December 2017 EU Transport Council covering mobility, freight road tolls, safeguarding competitions plus other issues.
New innovation funding announced as firms celebrate Small Business Saturday.
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