The chancellor George Osborne has launched his new National Infrastructure Plan to boost growth by updating transport links

Capital funding of £8 million will be made available by the government in 2012 to encourage the UK’s road freight industry to buy and use low emission medium and heavy goods vehicles

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called on stakeholders in the aviation and air transport fuel supply value chains to join together on three critical areas for innovation: safety, environment and commercial issues

As many as 1.6 million Britons could be at risk of receiving a £1,000 fine for continuing to use a driving licence on which their photo has expired

More than 100 business leaders, MPs and economists have mounted a campaign backing plans to link Birmingham and London with a new high-speed rail line

The Freight Transport Association has welcomed the Chancellor’s decision to inject new money into the cash-starved transport infrastructure as part of measures to get the economy moving again

New walking and cycling routes in Leeds are already making a difference to how local people make their everyday journeys

Roads in many parts of the UK are already plagued with potholes before any winter freeze gets to work on them, the AA’s army of Streetwatchers has revealed

Further talks will be held between Thomas Cook and Unite’s national officials in Manchester next Wednesday (9 November) over plans to make 498 cabin crew redundant

Norman Baker, Local Transport Minister, will host the Government's first 'Satnav Summit' to thrash out solutions to end the misery caused when lorry and car drivers follow out of date directions from their satnavs