Transport and Logistics Network
Three ambulances, a doctor and an air ambulance went to the scene of the incident which happened on Braegate Lane in Colton near Tadcaster at about 10am today, Wednesday 13 August.
As reported[1], motorists have been caught up in queues while emergency…
West Yorkshire Police have said it is investigating after a fatal crash on the A1(M) southbound yesterday lunchtime.
As reported by The Press,[1] the southbound carriage of the motorway was closed from junction 44 – which joins with the A64 – and junct…
West Yorkshire Police have said that they are investigating after a fatal crash on the A1(M) southbound yesterday lunchtime.
As reported by The Press,[1] the southbound carriage of the motorway was closed from junction 44 – which joins with the A64 – a…
At the end of June, North Yorkshire Police erected its first fixed speed camera on the A64 in Sherburn, which was subsequently vandalised hours before it was due to be turned on.
Cllr Michelle Donohue-Moncrieff, who represents the area between Scarboro…
Taylor said it was National Highways which manages the A64, rather than North Yorkshire Council.He added: “As this council is only responsible for the local road network, we have had no involvement in the decision-making process around the fixed camera…
A Yorkshire Coast councillor says there was a “lack of transparency” in the process of setting up North Yorkshire’s first fixed speed camera between Malton and Scarborough.
North Yorkshire Police erected its first fixed speed camera on the A64 in Sher…
This week, North Yorkshire Police erected its first fixed speed camera on the A64 in Sherburn, which was subsequently vandalised hours before it was due to be turned on.
However, even before the camera was deliberately knocked over, according to …
The first fixed speed camera in North Yorkshire was installed as part of a three-month trial to help keep our roads safer on Monday.
This was with support from the York and North Yorkshire Road Safety Partnership, which aims to work together to reduce …
The first fixed speed camera[1] in North Yorkshire has been destroyed just 24 hours after its installation, with police launching an investigation into what they describe as a “deliberate” act of vandalism.
Although there are already over 8,000 fixed s…
North Yorkshire’s first-ever fixed speed camera has been toppled in what appears to be an intentional act of vandalism hours before its scheduled activation.
North Yorkshire Council[1] had set up a permanent speed camera on the A64 in Sherburn village …