Safety
Most UK drivers support graduated licensing, survey finds
Research by Tempcover finds 63% of drivers believe graduated licences could reduce crashes, as Northern Ireland introduces new restrictions for novice motorists.
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Research by Tempcover finds 63% of drivers believe graduated licences could reduce crashes, as Northern Ireland introduces new restrictions for novice motorists.
Southend-on-Sea City Council is consulting on a 2027–2045 transport plan covering junction improvements, smarter signals and a digital twin of the city’s network.
Louise Sandher-Jones has launched a campaign seeking speed cameras and other interventions on the road’s ‘Flying Mile’ section.
A Cardiff Metropolitan University-led study says connected vehicles could help cities manage traffic, monitor the environment and strengthen energy resilience.
Funding will support repairs, new routes and signage as ministers seek to make walking, wheeling and cycling part of everyday travel.
Tim Jarvis will lead the energy regulator through a period of consumer pressure and major system investment after serving as interim chief since March.
Shadow energy secretary Andrew Bowie says the party would seek legislation to overcome Scotland’s ban on new nuclear stations.
Rising energy bills, expensive borrowing and faster equipment obsolescence are prompting contractors to review how they invest in plant and machinery.
Shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith is expected to promise legislation to remove obstacles to the west London airport’s expansion.
Driverless bus trials are expanding across Europe, although regulation, public acceptance and the cost of removing safety drivers continue to constrain wider deployment.