Transport

'Significant progress' has been made on three road schemes aimed at improving transport links around a Fenland town.

New homes, shops and work places, as well as buildings under going major renovation, will have to add electric car charge points from next year.

Drivers are to be banned completely from using mobile phones while driving, under a strengthening of the law the government has announced.

Market towns across Cambridgeshire are set to benefit from the installation of travel information screens including in Fenland.

The DVLA has issued a warning to drivers with a licence about to expire as paper applications face extremely long delays.

Temperatures are expected to plummet as freezing conditions sweep in for the second half of November.

Moves to pedestrianise part of March Broad linked to ambitious plans for the town centre have taken a major step forward.

Closure of the Stonea railway underpass and an upgrade of numerous crossings in the March area are part of plans rail enhancement plans.

People in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are being encouraged to have their say on the region’s transport future.

The roll out of self-driving vehicles is behind plans for a new road collision investigation branch.

One of the country's most bashed railway bridges has been in the wars again.

Passers by and police helped save a pony that had wandered in to a busy road on Sunday night.

We take a look at the pros and cons of making the move – and ask if the infrastructure is there to support a surge in sales?

An MP says she wants to see more detailed cost assessments by Christmas.

Drivers flouting the law and driving in closed motorway lanes can now be picked up by new auto-detection cameras with fines and points for offenders.

Road repairs must focus on residential and rural streets says the AA, as councils face £400m pothole blackhole.

Gritter driver shortages have been exacerbated by fast-rising salaries for HGV drivers in the private sector.

Problems at the petrol pumps, and a rise in fuel costs, is encouraging people to consider new technology say those leasing and hiring plug-in cars.

For 111 years GB car stickers have been used to identify UK-registered vehicles in international traffic, but now the rules have changed.

There has been a dramatic rise in the number of drivers 'misfuelling' their cars since panic buying at the pumps started, says the AA.