Transport and Logistics Network
A 72-year-old from Lincolnshire[1] has died after losing control of his car and careening off the A47. Emergency services were called to the crash at the junction of the A1 southbound at Wansford at around 5.15am on Tuesday, April 27.
The man, from Bou…
Law and financial services remain “elitist industries”, with more than half of employers only hiring from eight top universities, according to a report.
A survey of 1,600 hiring managers from leading UK industries found 41 per cent of law firms, and a …
National Highways is lifting more than 700 miles of roadworks over the Coronation weekend of His Majesty King Charles III to help motorists enjoy smoother journeys. More than 96 per cent of England’s motorway and major A road network will be free from …
A fuel spillage on a major Cambridgeshire road is caused delays for two days, according to traffic monitoring company Inrix. The A605 Peterborough Road was closed in both directions with traffic moving slowly from Monday, April 24 until Tuesday, April …
An eight foot long remote-control transporter lorry and tank built by a retired engineer who was ‘bored to tears’ has been sold at a Cambridge[1] auction. The vehicle went on sale at Cheffins earlier this month and sold for around £20,000.
Roland Hoppe…
Phil Bennett used to tell a tale of how as a 19-year-old skippering Llanelli, he knocked on the door of Neath’s dressing room at The Gnoll for the coin toss.
Out came the formidable and monstrous figure of Brian Thomas, Cambridge-educated but with a ru…
Drug dealers Mohammad Hussain and Rizwan Adatlat found themselves in police custody less than 20 minutes after they arrived in Buckinghamshire. The pair travelled from Luton to Aylesbury in a bid to sell heroin and cocaine.
Police say the two men trave…
A classic car similar to King Charles'[1] beloved vintage Aston Martin is up for auction. The 1970 Aston Martin DB6 Mk2 Volante echoes the motor the Queen gifted to Prince Charles on his 21st birthday.
That car was also used by Prince William and Kate,…
It’s our very own ‘highway in the sky’. And while today it might be grey, grimy and often choked with traffic, when it first opened in May 1967, the Mancunian Way[1] was praised for its ‘slender and elegant’ appearance and hailed as the future of urban…
All major truck OEMs have plans for FCEVs in their current product portfolios. They are all relying on heavy subsidies from various governments, but when the subsidies disappear, they will still cost three times as much to operate as a battery electri…