Never afraid to lead: Wales' roads policy
Rhodri Clark gives a round-up of Welsh roads policy and the innovations that have helped earn the devolved nation a reputation for never being afraid to lead.
Highways Magazine
Never afraid to lead: Wales' roads policy
Rhodri Clark gives a round-up of Welsh roads policy and the innovations that have helped earn the devolved nation a reputation for never being afraid to lead.
TfL grants approval for first fleet of autonomous 'robotaxis'
Transport for London (TfL) has granted private hire licences to a fleet of autonomous vehicles - supported by the British automated taxi startup Wayve - but on the condition that a human driver is present.
National Highways and Network Rail sign historic MoU
National Highways and Network Rail have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to build collaboration between the two transport organisations and ‘improve working relationships’.
'15 years later': Hindhead tunnel and its devilishly important habitat
Since opening 15 years ago, the Hindhead Tunnel has restored a ‘nationally important landscape' and is generally regarded as one of the most successful infrastructure projects of its generation.
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Council directors welcome new PM's 'place-first' vision
Local government directors have welcomed new prime minister Andy Burnham's ten-year mission 'to deliver good growth in every postcode' through a 'place-first' devolution agenda.
Active Travel England releases rural network guidance
Active Travel England has published a ‘first-of-its-kind’ guide for local authorities on designing safer and more accessible rural active travel routes.
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