As the ceremonial globe passes to the UK and the West Midlands, you will also hear from Darren Capes, Head of Road Infrastructure Technology at the Department for Transport, during the handover.

Highways News founder Paul Hutton was a busy man at the ITS World Congress in Gangneung, Korea, last week, producing three episodes of our Highways Voices podcast series from the exhibition floor.

The Closing Ceremony of the 2026 ITS World Congress in the Korean city of Gangneung has seen the traditional handing over of ...

The UK’ s Intelligent Transport Systems society and its Korean equivalent ITS Korea have signed a Memorandum of Understanding ...

The RAC’s analysis covers 57 car park management companies assessed by the Government Internal Audit Agency during 2025/26. Of these, 23 (40%) received a ‘red’ rating, indicating significant ...

Companies developing the next generation of transport technology are now being invited to put their new technologies, ...

The 2027 ITS World Congress in Birmingham will give exhibitors the opportunity to find new customers and delegates the chance to discover technologies they can put to work, according to ERTICO – ITS ...

Following its launch at Strictly Highways, Miles Macadam has announced the launch of its newest addition to its product ...

Scotland’s Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Tourism and Transport Stephen Flynn has agreed to meet representatives of a ...

Westwell at Port of Felixstowe (main picture) was the biggest winner at the fourth annual Self-Driving Industry Awards, ...

An upgrade to the M3 in Hampshire that will improve journeys and boost the economy reaches its halfway stage with a key milestone this weekend. The transformation of Junction 9 near Winchester ...

Luton Council will this year spend £6 million on road repairs and on treatments to stop potholes from forming in the future. This is an additional £1.5 million from 2024 and is being partly funded by ...