National Highways tenders £10bn maintenance framework
National Highways is now accepting tenders for its near £10bn Maintenance and Response 2 framework.
National Highways is now accepting tenders for its near £10bn Maintenance and Response 2 framework.
Sizewell C has chosen Kier and Breheny Civil Engineering to replace Galliford Try on a £100m highways package that forms part of the new nuclear mega-build.
The Scottish Government has announced plans to invest over £68m to help local authorities, regional transport partnerships and national park authorities design and construct new active travel infrastructure.
‘Lifesaving’ 20mph limits are set to be introduced on Birmingham’s non-A-class roads, with support from West Midlands Transport’s road safety commissioner.
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The Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade has announced a roughly £65m funding boost to help the development and production of electric vehicles (EVs) and automated vehicles (AVs), with industry matching the investment to bring the total to £130m.
Somerset Council's Executive has backed plans to establish a multi-agency working group bringing together National Highways and the local Police to address motorway disruption.
COMMENT AND ANALYSIS
Extreme weather puts hidden pressure on Britain's roads
Richard Hayes, past president of the Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE), writes about the current droughts the UK is facing and the threat that future rain may pose to the country's highway networks.
Not just any data upload: The importance of D-TROs
The team at Waterman Aspen discuss the importance and the challenge of the Digital Traffic Regulation Orders (D-TRO) agenda.