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The new regulation sets out authorisation process and marketing terms used to describe authorised or listed self-driving vehicles in Great Britain.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
The £22 million government investment will replace dozens of Victorian arches to avoid the risk of collapse and ensure the road is safe for the next 100 years.
Announces analysis of responses to the call for evidence on the statement of safety principles (SoSP) and launches a consultation on draft safety principles for automated vehicles.
Submit your views on the draft statement of safety principles for automated vehicles by 9 September 2026.
New rules to require councils to prove they are doing more to fix potholes and future-proof roads.
Applications open for operators to join the self-driving vehicles pilot scheme.
From today (12 May 2026), only learner drivers can book and manage their own driving test - part of a crackdown on exploitation by third-party services.
The safety of automated passenger services (APS) will be independently assessed, monitored and enforced to ensure they operate responsibly in Great Britain.
We’re making sure every pound goes straight into fixing roads and tackling potholes across England, not being spent elsewhere.
£3 million funding boost will help 6 mayoral authorities set up bus franchising to improve travel for passengers across England.
Road Investment Strategy 3 will fund major schemes to upgrade and future-proof England's roads over the next 5 years.
Driving a bus is a rewarding career offering fast progression, competitive salaries, good benefits, travel concessions and a sense of purpose.
The £110 million investment in the North Hykeham Relief Road will also mean faster journeys and less congestion for people across Lincoln and Lincolnshire.
The government is launching CustomerFirst, a new unit within the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, to modernise public services and improve the experience for millions of people who rely on them.
Have your say on how laws around powered mobility devices could reflect modern technology and improve safety by 31 March 2026.
A call for evidence has been launched on the approval and marking of road vehicles placed on the market in Great Britain.
National Highways is addressing an anomaly in the way some variable speed cameras interact with signs on some A roads and motorways.
Take the bus for a festive day out this Christmas.
Multi-year funding gives local authorities the funds they need to provide passengers with lower fares, more frequent and reliable services and safer journeys.
Have your say on the framework that will ensure self-driving technology is safely introduced on Britain's roads.
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