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Revised criteria applies to existing haulage, bus and coach operators and new applicants.

Funding will bring benefits to local road users around the country and support the development of new housing.

Review to consider whether a new offence equivalent to causing death by careless or dangerous driving should be introduced for cyclists.

Leeds to get high frequency ‘busways’, improved park and ride facilities and better stops and signs through funding.

'Cycling and walking investment strategy’ released.

Community groups across the country have been awarded funding to buy new minibuses.

Communities Secretary has urged people across 6 of England’s region’s to make sure they are registered to vote.

Measures announced at the Spring Budget 2017 will help companies in England facing the steepest increases in business rates.

Tim Blackmore OBE and Simon Evans appointed as new traffic commissioners.

Information on the business rates revaluation which comes into force on 1 April 2017.

Local transport funding to help people walk or cycle safely to work.

Secretary of State for Transport statement.

Secretary of State for Transport statement.

Community groups to get more input under new rail plan for TransWilts line.

Cyclists urged to hang back from lorries to cut the number of crashes and improve cycling safety.

Residents, school and community groups to benefit from minibus fund.

Government transport funding in Lincoln will create up to 200 jobs and deliver an economic boost worth £9 million a year.

Thirteen winners receive share of low emission bus fund to add 326 new buses to their fleets.

Rip-off pedicab drivers who charge extortionate fares to take passengers on short journeys are to be driven off the road under government proposals.

New buses bill will give councils new powers to deliver better journeys for passengers, and help cut rush hour congestion.

Government reveals how £250 million Pothole Action Fund will improve local roads and deliver better journeys.

New government strategy launched to encourage travelling by bike or on foot.

Innovative training will help children and parents stay active and cycle safely.

Andrew Jones sees specially-fitted vehicles being delivered to community transport organisations as part of DfT’s £25 million fund.

The new railway will be named the Elizabeth line when it opens to passengers through central London in December 2018.

The 3.5 mile South Devon Highway is expected to carry 35,000 vehicles a day once opened to deliver better journeys in the south west.

Reforms are set to make bus travel more passenger-friendly and give councils more freedom to improve services.

DfT funding will support a 5 year programme to improve roads and journeys with A63, A1079 and A161 among roads to benefit in the first year.