Cyclists who kill pedestrians by riding dangerously could be punished under a new offence, according to government plans.

Continuing to drive its ambitions to end the sale of all new conventional petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2040, the UK government has recently pledged that half of all new car sales will be hybrid or electric by 2030 as part of its Road to Zero strategy. ETI Energy Storage & Distribution programme manager, Rebecca Sweeney looks at how the UK can overcome the infrastructure challenge to realise these bold plans.  

If we want practical solutions for road safety, and particularly for the most vulnerable of road users, why doesn’t Government insist that all public sector construction contracts require suppliers to be CLOCS compliant, asks MPA.

Today, RHA chief executive Richard Burnett, together with key transport industry stakeholders, met with the Secretary of State for Transport to discuss the industry’s desperate need for Brexit clarity.

Labour has blasted the Government after it emerged a quarter of staff working on the new HS2 rail project are paid £100,000 or more.

The Road Haulage Association is extremely concerned that migrants at Calais are still causing misery for UK-bound hauliers.

A cross-party coalition of politicians has urged Philip Hammond to plough billions of pounds of extra funding into transport in the North of England.

Six months ago Transport Secretary Chris Grayling MP said: “We will maintain a free-flowing border at Dover, we will not impose checks at the port, it is utterly unrealistic to do so. We don't check lorries now, we're not going to be checking lorries in the future. I’m clear that it cannot happen.”

Four lanes of the M20 could be used as a 13-mile long lorry park for up to four years after Brexit, documents drawn up by two Tory councils have revealed.

Labour has pledged to end the "disastrous" exporting of rail manufacturing jobs overseas by introducing "a default position" in favour of British firms.

On Tuesday 24 July, MPs in the House of Commons were heard to repeat ‘no deal is better than a bad deal’.

Tory minister Chris Grayling refused to ban first class travel on a major rail franchise - despite promising a crackdown on busy commuter services.

The RHA is pleased to announce the partnership between She’s RHA and Creating Inclusive Cultures (CIC).

Theresa May will today pledge extra cash for Britain’s aerospace industry, after a leading firm warned that Brexit uncertainty could cost thousands of UK jobs.

Dods Monitoring's Josh White writes about the recently published Road to Zero Emissions strategy for PoliticsHome.

The Minister for Aviation and the Minister for Disabled People sets out what the Government is doing to improve disabled passenger's experience. 

SSE and Source London are helping empower Londoners to choose the best locations for electric vehicle charging points across the city.

Secretary of State for Transport Chris Grayling attended the RHA annual lunch and spoke Brewxit, low emissions zones, road improvement and the driver and sklills shortage in the haulage industry.

The RHA welcomes Transport Secretary Chris Grayling’s proposals for a major uplift in electric vehicle charging infrastructure, paving the way for the widespread adoption of ultra-low emission vehicles.

The Road Haulage Association strongly condemns UK-bound truck drivers who are being paid to smuggle migrants across the Channel.

Forcing housebuilders to fit infrastructure for charging electric vehicles is among plans to be unveiled as part of a major Government transport strategy.

Britain's bus firms could be made to offer live updates on their services under new rules being considered by the Government.

Jaguar Land Rover has warned that 40,000 jobs could be at risk over Brexit uncertainty. 

The Road Haulage Association has joined the criticism of the Port of Felixstowe after the introduction of a new IT system caused long delays for lorries using the port.