Transport
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A garden should not excuse a new bridge from fulfilling expected functions.
London's proposed Garden Bridge is a controversial projects for many reasons. But the fundamental question remains: is it fit for purpose, says Alistair Lenczner? -
Career path: Steve Katesmark, Waterman Group
Steve Katesmark has joined Waterman Group as head of transportation -
Big data is not a replacement for behavioural models
Behavioural models have been honed over the decades, but evangelists say big data visualisations will render them obsolete. In fact, the greatest opportunities lie in a marriage of the two, says Tom van Vuren. -
Robot spiders help place immersed tubes at Busan Geoje
In deep waters off South Korea, undersea workers got help positioning immersed tube sections from robotic aids. -
Higgins-style figure needed to drive through new East London crossings
A leader like HS2’s chief executive is required to head new company to build new Thames crossings, say MPs. And DfT must move faster on Dartford 3. -
Transport investment creating economic growth for Greater Manchester
Promoting northern transport investment: Transport for Manchester explains why connectivity is key. -
McLoughlin rules out dedicated spur to Heathrow Airport for HS2
Decision comes ahead of Davies Airport Commission report recommendations on runway capacity in the south east. -
Spaceport location shortlist to position UK at heart of European space industry
Commercial space travel industry in UK given boost by government decision to press forward with spaceport plans. -
The Crossrail legacy
Projects like Crossrail are under scrutiny for their legacy. Delivering real value to more people with less impact is all part of the challenge, says Temple's Nick Cottam. -
Northern authorities must demonstrate national impact of Northern Powerhouse
To shift infrastructure investment focus to the north a robust case for boosting the national economy is critical, according to northern authority bosses.