London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) will be expanding in the coming weeks, Portsmouth are looking to schedule their CAZ for late November and Oxford will launch Britain’s first Zero Emission Zone (ZEZ) in February 2022.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has said that they're “committed to developing a digital provisional driving licence by 2024”.   Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, has said that the changes will make the UK transport network, “fairer, greener and more efficient”.

Highways England are using the popular video game Minecraft as a way to engage school children in new road engineering projects.   Children will be able to explore and interact with the new plans for the A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet in Minecraft during lessons at school.   O

Drones could be used in a new government-backed scheme as a means of locating pesky potholes. 3D printing technology is another option that might be explored as a way of fixing cracks.   These plans come with the news of a £15 million Department for Transport (DfT) fund to improve roads.

New changes to the Highway Code looks set to give cyclists and pedestrians priority in more situations, to encourage walking and cycling.   At the moment, pedestrians have priority over oncoming vehicles when they are already crossing a road in which a car is turning. In the updated code,

Last week the AA announced that petrol prices are the highest they've been since October 2013.   The average price of petrol is now at 133p a litre with diesel prices rising too. The AA says that prices are 20p higher than what they were last November.   The RAC predicts that r

E10 is a new eco-friendly petrol, which is due to be rolled out across the UK later this year.   The government wishes to make E10 the new standard petrol grade across the country. The Department for Transport (DfT) says the change will begin this summer but not every