Paul Hutton is the Founder/Owner at his own media outlet. He specializes in telecommunications and transportation, with a keen focus on themes such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS), public transportation, and 5G technology. Paul’s insights and expertise have been featured in TRL, Derry News, Highways News, and Gant Daily.
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Paul Hutton's articles primarily focus on transportation, logistics, government announcements, and press releases related to road infrastructure and traffic safety in the United Kingdom. He would likely be interested in pitches from experts or stakeholders who can provide insights into innovations in road infrastructure, government policies impacting transportation, or new developments in autonomous vehicles.
Given Paul’s regular coverage of government announcements and press releases regarding transportation and logistics topics such as road maintenance and traffic regulations, he may be responsive to sources with specific knowledge of these areas within the UK context. Additionally, industry professionals with insights into connected car technology or solutions for frequently-damaged infrastructure could find an audience through his reporting.
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By: Paul Hutton
Fleet operators are being urged to rethink how they approach electrification by placing home charging as a key part of their strategy. Speaking at the Fleet Electrification Forum in a session titled In Conversation: The home charging gap in fleet
Fleet operators are being urged to focus as much on people as technology if they are to successfully transition to electric vehicles. Octopus Fleet Commercial Director Rachel Beaton has told 200 delegates at the Fleet Electrification Forum that while the
By: Paul Hutton
Highways and transport solutions provider Clearview Intelligence has secured Department for Transport Type Approval to use standard road stud housing for its environmentally-friendly LED road safety stud.
By: Paul Hutton
Britain's leading highways contractors, consultants and transport professional bodies have joined a cross-sector call urging the incoming Prime Minister to maintain the Government's long-term infrastructure strategy, warning that political uncertainty risks undermining investment and delaying delive
A new report about the future of the Welsh county of Powys is putting improved transport connectivity central to its new long-term economic strategy.The with the county council has identified better roads, public transport and active travel as essential to unlocking growth in what is one of Wal
By: Paul Hutton
"You cannot test for every scenario that's out there."That was the message from Passive Safety UK's Andrew Pledge as hundreds of road safety professionals gathered in Suffolk for the CRASH demonstration event yesterday (9 July) where live vehicle impacts and practical demonstrations were used to
By: Paul Hutton
Nottinghamshire County Council has highlighted progress on highways, transport and electric vehicle infrastructure after reporting it completed 40 of the 48 priority actions set out in its 2024/25 Annual Delivery Plan.The authority's Annual Report, presented to Cabinet, says four of the five act
By: Paul Hutton
The organisers of the ITS World Congress 2027 have reinforced that the event will focus on improving people's lives through transport technology, as preparations continue for the global gathering in Birmingham next October.In the latest edition of ERTICO – ITS Europe’s One Global Journey newslet
By: Paul Hutton
This week's Highways Voices comes from CRASH 26, an event which brought together road safety professionals, local authorities, suppliers and
By: Paul Hutton
The organisers of the ITS World Congress 2027 have reinforced that the event will focus on improving people's lives through transport technology, as preparations continue for the global gathering in Birmingham next October.
