'Don't miss out: Developing the hydrogen fuel industry could transform transport in Ireland
News from Europe - Ireland could cut emissions in hard-to-abate transport sectors within 10 years, a report by lobby group Hydrogen Mobility Ireland suggests
News from Europe - Ireland could cut emissions in hard-to-abate transport sectors within 10 years, a report by lobby group Hydrogen Mobility Ireland suggests
News from Europe - Ensuring bioenergy is genuinely sustainable requires robust certification systems. Certification isnmp;#39;t just about the environment; it also aims to limit human rights violations.
Other News Sources - A North East railway station is set to see improved connectivity and accessibility as a new service launches alongside ongoing redevelopment efforts.
Other News Sources - A new on-demand bus service has been introduced for some Staffordshire villages.
Other News Sources - A coalition of local transport and environmental groups in Shrewsbury has written to the Deputy Prime Minister asking her to investigate mp;#39;a potential misallocationmp;#39; of mp;pound;4.2 million of transport money in Shropshire.
Other News Sources - New figures from the Department for Transport have revealed that domestic transport emissions accounted for 28 per cent of the UKmp;#39;s total in 2022, and have fallen by only 12 per cent since 1990
Other News Sources - The acceleration of the transition to battery electric vehicles (BEVs) entails a rapid increase in demand for batteries and material supply. This study projects the demand for electric vehicle batteries and battery materials globally and in five focus markets mp;#39;China, the European Union, India, Indonesia, and the United Statesmp;#39; resulting from policies and targets that have already been adopted or are under discussion.
Other News Sources - The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority will consider a range of proposed transport fees and charges including Mersey Tunnel Tolls later this month.
Other News Sources - With money tight, ministers are looking for novel ways to finance new trains. The solution might lie across the channel.
Route One (Bus and Coach) - CPT President Paul Lynch reflects on the significance of the trade organisationmp;#39;s 50th anniversary
Other Regional Press - IMPROVEMENTS to make buses and trains a more practical alternative to cars have been identified as the top transport priority for South West Wales.
Other Regional Press - The Friends of Shepley Station say access to one of the platforms is dangerous
Yorkshire Post - Yorkshiremp;#39;s mayors are to be given powers to timetable local railway services combined with mp;#39;London-stylemp;#39; integrated transport payments for using trains, buses and trams.
Birmingham Mail - Birmingham bus lane camera enforcement starts this week on key city stretch - and drivers who break the rules face mp;pound;60 fine
Times Online - The Scottish winter put the brakes on Glasgowmp;#39;s fleet as freezing weather caused batteries to drain faster than normal
Times Online - Jonathan Reynolds met Stellantis three times in July, but not again until the day the car group announced its plans to close Vauxhallmp;#39;s Luton plant
Times Online - The case of a crew member stranded for 14 months, with no pay and no way to get home, highlights the dark side of the global maritime industry
Times Online - All eyes are on the Bee Network after the mayor, Andy Burnham, promised to fix the citymp;#39;s public transport instead of introducing clean air zones
Times Online - The SNP government seems to want to kill travelling by car despite public transport being unreliable or too expensive
Times Online - JP Morgan is overseeing the sale of a 49 per cent shareholding owned by Infrabridge, City sources said. Local councils will own the remaining stake
Times Online - Passengers at the weekend were hit with cancellations caused by the operatormp;#39;s inability to find enough drivers willing to work overtime
The Telegraph - Proposed changes would allow passengers to carry 1-litre containers though security
The Scotsman - Rail passengers have been warned to expect disruption with some services cancelled because of a lack of drivers.
The Guardian - RAC says to avoid major routes in England between 1pm and 7pm on Friday and Saturday as long queues expected
BBC News - One person is in a critical condition after the First Bus crashed into a railway bridge in Glasgow city centre.