RAIB has today released its report into a fatal accident involving a train passenger at Twerton, 1 December 2018. …
Transport
Arundel road improvements consultation enters final two weeks
A consultation asking for views on improving one of the worst traffic bottlenecks in southern England at Arundel has entered its final two weeks. …
Workforce and volunteers at heart of #StationsDay celebrations
Stations Day celebrates the work of staff and volunteers who keep Britain's railways running. …
Highways England keeping a watchful eye on motorway upgrade
Highways England is hitting new heights to improve journeys for drivers travelling through motorway roadworks by using drone technology to monitor progress. …
Smart ticketing investment for rail customers
Letter from Chris Heaton-Harris MP to rail companies encouraging investment in smart ticketing. …
Kent roads ready for Brexit as hauliers gear up for 31 October
Operation Brock to keep the M20 open in both directions in the event of disruption to services across the English Channel. …
Government signs contracts securing continued flow of vital medicines after Brexit
Companies ready to deliver capacity equivalent to thousands of HGVs per week. …
Multimillion pound government funding boost for children’s cycle training
Bikeability programme gets further funding after it celebrates teaching 3 million children bike safety skills. …
International Driving Permits (IDPs): the facts
An IDP is a permit that may be needed, in addition to your driving licence, if you plan to drive abroad. …
Surveys start for new Merseyside bypass
Environmental specialists have begun carrying out surveys as part of design work for a new bypass through Merseyside to the Port of Liverpool. …
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