Transport

A road was closed and a driver taken to hospital after a two-vehicle collision yesterday.

More than £200,000 needs to be found in order to keep working on plans for an “essential” relief road.

Police will be escorting a large transformer over the weekend.

A rail company has announced that it will be one of the next to become nationalised under new laws.

A reader has vented his frustration about a major road redevelopment.

Plans to move a transformer and generator using a barge have been rejected by the district council as it creates an “unacceptable risk of collision”.

Stagecoach East is providing free bus travel to serving military, veterans, and cadets across its services on VE Day.

An ‘endless pot of money’ would be needed to improve the A17 - and that still wouldn’t be enough, say councillors.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is closer to launching new Tiger bus routes, including one in Fenland.

Cambridgeshire County Council has reaffirmed its commitment to improving public transport accessibility by endorsing the Tiger bus fare scheme.

The cost of bringing our pothole-plagued local roads up to scratch has been estimated at a record high of nearly £17 billion.

A bus company has warned its passengers following an online scam that claims to offer discounted travel.

Members of the March Society were given an update on the area’s railways at their most recent meeting, including on a hoped-for service upgrade.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority has assured smaller bus operators will not be forgotten as bus franchising implementation begins.

A ‘depletion’ in funds has meant a bus service to a sheltered accommodation complex in Chatteris is to be halted.

Over £59million is due to be spent on Cambridgeshire’s roads, pathways, bridges and rights of way this year including nearly £9million in Fenland.

Outraged village councillors are calling for a bus service to have its original final stop reinstated to make it accessible to all.

A trial to investigate new and innovative ways to repair soil-affected roads will be considered by the Highways and Transport Committee next week.

In a landmark move by the Mayor of Cambridgeshire, the county’s buses will be under greater public control.

An infamous local bridge is set to get CCTV cameras fitted later this year in a move branded as “big brother” by residents.