Transport for London and Uber are expected to hold more talks as the ride-hailing firm tries to get its license back in order to operate in the capital.
The Liverpool City Region is set to have commercial electric bus routes later this month when 12 electric buses are introduced.
RMT union members at Southern, Merseyrail, Arriva Rail North and Greater Anglia have taken industrial action over safety fears.
A new north-west rail academy has opened and is expected to train 500 apprentices over the next five years.
Digital signalling technology will make the TransPennine route the first digitally controlled intercity rail line in the country.
The roll out of electric vehicle chargers at 50 of Scotland’s train stations has begun.
Conservative MPs have launched a rebellion against HS2 with plans to vote against the plans.
If the predicted demand for electric car charging points is not met, London roads could see a ‘charge rage’ epidemic, a new report has suggested.
Driving speeds have dipped significantly in the past year, according to analysis by In-car Cleverness.
Local authorities and bus companies have been awarded a share of £11 million under the government’s ‘Low emission bus scheme’ to help buy 153 cleaner buses.
A sum of £8.1 million has been allocated by the government to fund the trial of small convoys of partially driverless lorries on UK roads.
New bright orange emergency areas are being trialled on the M25 to improve visibility so they are more obvious on smart motorways.
The ADBA Biomethane and Gas Vehicle Conference will debate the role of biofuels in the government’s Clean Air Strategy.
Learner drivers will soon be able to have lessons on motorways in a bid to improve road safety.
Rail passengers will get new longer trains with more seats and more space as nearly £1 billion is invested in services on the West Midlands network.
The station is set to serve up to 3,000 commuters a day and is helping to cut traffic congestion into the city centre