Transport
HS2 Bromford Tunnel Completion: Milestone for UK Infrastructure
The completion of the Bromford Tunnel in Birmingham marks a significant milestone for HS2, the UK's largest infrastructure project, promising...
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The UK government is set to lower the minimum age for train drivers from 20 to 18 by December 2025,...
Read moreDetailsUK Coach Sector: Government Commitment Boosts Jobs
The UK government has reaffirmed its commitment to the coach sector, which supports 42,000 jobs and contributes over £6 billion...
Read moreDetailsUK Hydrographic Office Guide: Enhancing Data Sharing for Port Safety
The UK Hydrographic Office and UK Harbour Masters’ Association have launched a new guide to enhance hydrographic data sharing, aiming...
Read moreDetailsRail Accident Investigation: Trolley Collision at North Rode, Cheshire
On May 26, 2024, a potentially catastrophic accident was narrowly avoided when a track maintenance trolley ran away downhill for...
Read moreDetailsRail Safety Concerns: RAIB Interim Report
The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) has released an interim report on the tragic head-on collision between two Transport for...
Read moreDetailsRail Reform: Enhancing Competition for Passenger Benefits
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has responded to the Department for Transport's consultation on rail reform, emphasizing the need...
Read moreDetailsDriving Test Waiting Times Cut: UK Transport Secretary’s Initiatives
The UK Transport Secretary, Heidi Alexander, has unveiled new initiatives to cut driving test waiting times by making thousands of...
Read moreDetailsDriver Conduct Regulations Consultation
The Senior Traffic Commissioner for Great Britain has initiated a consultation to review the conduct guidelines for lorry, bus, and...
Read moreDetailsUK Railway Safety: Urgent Improvements Needed
A train traveling at 104 mph narrowly missed a track worker on April 23, 2024, at Chiltern Green, Hertfordshire, due...
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