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26 May 2026

Support package for drivers and businesses to alleviate costs

The Government has announced a support package for motorists to protect drivers and businesses from rising fuel costs.

Policy & GovernmentFreight ForwardingNews + 3 more
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26 May 2026

Are bookable self-driving vehicles right around the corner in the UK?

Passengers may be getting closer to being able to book self-driving vehicles, as applications opened on Friday 22 May for operators to join the self-driving vehicles pilot scheme.

Technology & InnovationTransport PlanningNews
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26 May 2026

Transit taskforce to reshape the future of transport across the UK

The government launched their new Mass Transit Taskforce on Wednesday 20 May, to reshape the future of transport in towns and cities across the UK.

Policy & GovernmentTransport PlanningNews + 2 more
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26 May 2026

Free bus travel for children this summer

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a UK wide scheme to support families this summer - ‘Great British Summer Savings’ – which includes free bus travel for children throughout August.

Policy & GovernmentBus & CoachNews
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26 May 2026

Transport Secretary announces HS2 reset

Following a full review, the Transport Secretary, Heidi Alexander, has set out a new High Speed Two (HS2) budget plan and timeline in order to reduce waste, speed up delivery and save billions.

Policy & GovernmentRailNews + 3 more
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26 May 2026

First Great British Railways train unveiled

The first Great British Railways-branded train has been unveiled as part of the nationalisation of Britain’s largest train operator services.

Policy & GovernmentRailNews + 1 more
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26 May 2026

Whistl reports 20% cut in carbon emissions in latest ESG report

Whistl has reported a 20.23% reduction in carbon emissions over the past three years, according to its latest environmental, social and governance (ESG) report. 

Sponsored NewsOperations ManagementPartner News
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20 May 2026

Industry Professionals Invited to Share Views on UK Bus Stations

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK (CILT(UK)) is inviting members and professionals from across the bus and coach sector to take part in a new industry survey focused on bus stations.

CILT UK newsBus & CoachPress releases
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20 May 2026

HRH The Princess Royal Attends CILT(UK) Partnerships Day 2026 Celebrating Change, Culture and Collaboration Across Logistics and Transport

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK (CILT(UK)) brought together leaders from across the logistics and transport sector for its annual Partnerships Day on 14 May at the National Space Centre in Leicester.

CILT UK newsActive TravelPress releases + 11 more
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15 May 2026

CILT (UK) Freight & Logistics Policy Group Welcomes Growth Ambition in King’s Speech

Neil Gould, speaking on behalf of the CILT(UK) Freight & Logistics Policy Group, has welcomed the Government’s strong emphasis on economic growth in the King’s Speech, while urging policymakers to ensure that freight, logistics and supply chain operations are fully rooted within future planning.

CILT UK newsLogistics & Supply ChainPress releases + 6 more
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