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L-R: Ross Basnett, strategic account director, Mobilleo; Julian Scriven, managing director, Brompton Bike Hire; Diane Mulholland, vice president and general manager, Scotland, Enterprise Rent-A-Car; Graeme Dey MSP, transport minister; Oz Choudri, national marketing manager, Enterprise Rent-a-Car; Ranald Robertson, director HiTrans

Go-Hi mobility app receives Government funding

The Go-Hi mobility app has attracted new funding from the Scottish Government, for its expansion.

EVs achieve highest monthly sales performance amid supply issues

Electric vehicle (EV) sales were the highest ever recorded in September, with 32,721 BEVs joining the road in the month.

More than 400 e-scooter casualties last year, DfT reports

There were 484 casualties in accidents involving e-scooters in Great Britain last year, including one fatality, the Department for Transport (DfT) estimates.

Panel of speakers at Smart Transport Conference

Hear from 28 thought leaders at the Smart Transport Conference

More than 20 experts in transport have been confirmed as speakers and chairs for the next Smart Transport Conference on November 30 in London.

Calls for tougher UK air quality limits as WHO restrictions slashed

Industry body wants to see the UK Government reduce legal limits for pollutants, following the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) new limits.

Transport Scotland calls for 'substantial' behaviour change on car travel

'Substantial' behaviour change on car travel needed to transition to net zero, says new report published by Transport Scotland.

Illustration of a road with a 50mph speed sign and enforcement camera, with a lorry and red car on the road

Wales to enforce new 50mph speed limits to tackle pollution

Motorists exceeding the 50mph speed limits on some of the most polluted roads in Wales could be fined from next Monday (October 4).

DfT publishes findings from consultation on future of rural transport

The Department for Transport (DfT) has published the findings from its Future of Transport: rural strategy consultation.

Fuel crisis: Army put on standby and HGV driving licences extended

Military tanker drivers have been put on standby to stabilise the fuel supply chain if necessary and an extension to ADR licences has been announced by the Government.

Consultation launched on drones and EV charging infrastructure

The Government has launched a consultation on delivery drones and electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.

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Go-Hi mobility app receives Government funding

EVs achieve highest monthly sales performance amid supply issues

More than 400 e-scooter casualties last year, DfT reports

Hear from 28 thought leaders at the Smart Transport Conference

Calls for tougher UK air quality limits as WHO restrictions slashed

Transport Scotland calls for 'substantial' behaviour change on car travel

Wales to enforce new 50mph speed limits to tackle pollution

DfT publishes findings from consultation on future of rural transport

Fuel crisis: Army put on standby and HGV driving licences extended

Consultation launched on drones and EV charging infrastructure

Government plans zero emission vehicle mandate from 2024

Centre for London calls for road user charging scheme

Road safety still biggest concern for cyclists, says new research

Ford to use next-gen 5G connectivity to speed up electric vehicle production

Urban.MASS to launch UK driverless mass transit system in 2025