British bus and coach operators will be able to report serious incidents to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) with greater…
Author: John Thornton
John Thornton
John joined Akabo Media in August 2019 and has worked in B2B publishing since 2013, editing engineering technology titles serving the automotive, marine and sports and entertainment venue sectors. Currently editor of City Transport & Traffic Innovation and Robotics & Innovation magazines, John co-ordinates the day-the-day operations of both titles, using independent editorial content as a platform to bring buyers and sellers together via print and online. In addition to the magazines, John also serves as a chair for the annual Road User Charging Conference in Brussels and can be found sniffing out breaking news stories throughout the halls of Akabo Media’s industry-leading exhibitions.
As part of this year’s highway maintenance settlement for English local authorities outside of London, the UK Department for Transport…
The British Safety Council has today launched its air pollution manifesto, which calls on all candidates standing for election as…
Kapsch TrafficCom has announced the launch of a new regular series of video presentations covering road tolling across Europe. Justin Hamilton,…
Technology that can read road signs could save UK drivers £327m in speeding fines, according to new research by SEAT.…
The US Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has said that an environmental assessment (EA) is the appropriate next step for the…
Critical digital infrastructure supplier Telent has been awarded its 24th traffic signal maintenance contract in the UK after signing an…
Videalert, a UK supplier of CCTV traffic enforcement and management solutions, has integrated its digital video platform with ZatPark’s end-to-end…
The UK government has today (30 March) launched a multimillion-pound scheme to enable regional transport authorities to roll out zero-emission…
Research into battery technology, EV supply chain and hydrogen vehicles is to be backed by over £30m of UK government…
