Daily transport news

Published: 23 October 2024
By Chris Haycock

Today''s Major Traffic Incidents

A5 - A5 : Both directions : Menai Suspension Bridge : Improvement works : Weight limit 7.5 tonnes : : 02/01/24-01/09/25 : Description: A5 : Both directions : Menai Suspension Bridge : Improvement works : Weight limit 7.5 tonnes : : 02/01/24-01/09/25 :, Start time: 02/01/2024 0:15 , End Date: 01/02/2025 0:15, Severity: Severe, Source: Welsh Government, Last updated: 01/02/2024 8:24Incident, 1.01 miles of Menai.

Secretary of State for Transport Hosts a Road Safety Roundtable On 7th October 2024, PACTS was pleased to participate in a Road Safety Roundtable event hosted by the Secretary of State... The post Secretary of State for Transport Hosts a Road Safety Roundtable appeared first on PACTS. (Transport Wales)

Great British Railways: What we still don't know BBC News - To some, it feels like wemp;#39;ve been talking about Great British Railways (GBR) - the governmentmp;#39;s attempt to overhaul and modernise the railways with a new public body to oversee them - for a long time. (Various)

Greener Transport Council The Greener Transport Council has written to MPs today in advance of the Parliamentary debate on the National Networks National Policy Statement on 26th March. In our assessment, the NNNPS as written, waters down the treatment of the carbon impacts of national road and rail programmes. We pose three key questions to answer. Whether an… (Transport Wales)

ITC 2024 Annual Lecture The ITC hosted its 2024 Annual Lecture on 11th September exploring intergenerational differences and the future of travel. A wide range of national and international guests enjoyed the Lectures from our distinguished speakers: Lord Willetts, Chairman of the Intergenerational Commission, and Professor Kiron Chatterjee from UWE. An introduction was given by Professor Sarah Sharples, the […] (Transport Wales)

Fears children at risk due to taxi driver licensing BBC News - Children are being put at risk of abuse across the UK due to less stringent taxi rules, a Labour MP warns. (Various)