The proportion of road bridges managed by councils across Great Britain that are classified as ‘substandard’ has fallen slightly over the past year. However, 1 in every 24 bridges (4.3%) is sti

Fuel duty will remain at 52.95p per litre for at least another 12 months, the Chancellor has announced in the Spring Budget. Jeremy Hunt said the 5p per litre reduction in duty which took place in

An extra £200 million will be allocated to help fix potholes the chancellor has announced in the Spring Budget. The chancellor Jeremy Hunt said the Government's Potholes Fund will now stand at £7

The number of new battery-electric cars sold in the UK showed a year-on-year rise in February however as a proportion of all sales the share remained the same. Figures from the SMMT show that of th

A much better understanding of what exactly a ‘rural road’ is could help cut the number of people killed and seriously injured on them each year. Government statistics – derived from police c

Private parking is set to become a billion-pound a year industry as the number of tickets issued by firms hits yet another high. Data from the DVLA suggests drivers are set to receive more than 11 mi

The reduction in total carbon emissions from cars necessary to meet the UK’s climate change goals could be achieved without drivers travelling less overall but would require big changes in other are

Road traffic in England and Wales could grow by as much as 54% between 2025 and 2060 according to the latest analysis by the Department for Transport (DfT). The National Road Traffic Projections 20