Transport

The government has announced it will look into the issue of headlight glare amid growing concerns from drivers and motoring groups about the issue.

A coroner has urged the Department for Transport to “take action” six years after a bus crash on the A47 in which the driver and passenger died.

A caravan was significantly damaged in a crash on the A17 which created long tail backs on Good Friday.

National Highways says it’s ‘lifting’ 850 miles of roadworks to make Easter journeys smoother.

Unsettled weather and the first long weekend of 2024 has prompted a warning to drivers about Easter traffic.

A blanket ban on pavement parking is needed, says a new report, to keep pedestrians safe and cap costly road repairs – so what are the current rules?

Motorists are warned of delays while engineers repair Cross Keys Bridge in Sutton Bridge.

Martin Lewis says a million letters about possible car finance compensation have been sent in the last month – but who is eligible to make a claim?

Rail passengers and villagers will have a unique opportunity to voice questions and suggestions to railway managers at an event later this month.

Cash-strapped drivers need support from the Chancellor in next week’s budget, says the AA, which has put forward the policies it says would help.

A call for action has been made before ‘somebody actually gets killed’ on a village’s roads that have become a ‘rat run’ for traffic.

Drivers who bought a vehicle before January 2021 using a car finance agreement could be entitled to make a claim for compensation and here’s why.

As increasing numbers of manufacturers ditch spare wheels in newer vehicles the AA says drivers without one must consider buying an extra tyre.

Learner drivers are facing more disruption as test examiners prepare to go on strike in a row over their increasing workload.

Nearly two years after it was due to open a car park has finally been officially opened with the pomp and circumstance of a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Bus operators in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough have formed an alliance aimed at giving the people of the region an improved transport network.

The Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority Board will consider an ambitious package of measures including £80m of new capital investment.

The government have announced plans which they say will raise additional funds for improving roads.

If you have ever wondered why a car has parked on double yellow lines and escaped a fine, it may be the driver is the owner of a blue badge.

Buying fares from station ticket machines, rather than online, can lead to travellers paying considerably more for travel says research into prices.