Paul Hutton

The insurance company Allianz says one in five cars damaged by potholes on UK roads are left in such a state of disrepair that they have to be scrapped.

The National Persistent Evader Database (NPED) has officially gone live, promising to revolutionise the parking sector. By centralising data on vehicles that consistently evade parking fines, clone number plates, have no MOT or insurance, NPED enables issuing authorities to make informed decisions, significantly cutting down on enforcement costs and reducing administrative burdens. NPED’s mission is

The Department for Transport has written to English Local Authority Chief Executives to inform them that the previous Government's plan for an Intelligent Traffic Management Fund has been shelved.

Google's driverless car division Waymo has published a new study examining hundreds of types of crashes involving vulnerable road users, which it is calling “the largest dataset of its kind in the US.” Roughly 40,000 people in the US are killed each year in vehicle crashes. But according to a story on the website The Verge, while automakers

NY Highways has announced it's looking to engage with highways-related businesses that operate in the North Yorkshire area to join its brand-new Dynamic Purchasing System.

The Chief Executive, Intelligent Transport Systems UK has criticised the Government's decision to cancel the £20 million Intelligent Traffic Management Fund, calling it "a hugely missed opportunity for the Government," and strongly urging them to reconsider this move. The Department for Transport has written to English Local Authority Chief Executives this week to inform them

The transport modelling company PTV Group is publicising new features for its macroscopic simulation tool PTV Visum. The company, which is part of Umovity, says it's "ready to revolutionise your transport modelling." PTV Visum allows users to shape an entire mobility system, simulate numerous projects and scenarios. Its new release brings numerous new features, including:

It's reported London's Mayor Sadiq Khan considered charging motorists up to £2 per mile to drive in London. The London Centric Blog has seen leaked documents showing the pay-per-mile scheme, known as Next Generation Charging but codenamed internally as “Project Gladys”, was expected to be introduced in September 2026, as a flagship policy of the

The network of national Intelligent Transport Systems associations has hosted its first annual awards ceremony in the Swiss capital Bern, and honoured ITS veteran Trond Hovland with the title “Network Person of the Year”. The five winners were: National Policy Champion Award (sponsored by The Traffic Group) – ITS Austria Membership Champion Award (sponsored by

New bookable loading bays created in Westminster earlier in the year are being made available to all types of delivery vans. The Kerb ® online booking platform, delivered by kerbside management technology company Grid Smarter Cities, had originally operated exclusively for Electric Vehicles.