Innovate UK has launched two significant grant funding opportunities totaling £15 million for dual-use aviation technologies. The first competition offers £10 million for uncrewed aircraft systems, eVTOLs, eCTOLs, and autonomous...

In recent years, environmental regulatory requirements have dictated that marine fuels should be low in sulphur, a major pollutant, largely responsible for "acid rain".

On 20 August 2008 the Competition Commission (CC) announced its provisional findings in the airports market inquiry.

Since its discovery in December 2019, the novel coronavirus that causes the disease COVID-19 has disrupted global ...

In the recent case of MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. v. Cottonex Anstalt the Court of Appeal ruled that the commercial purpose of the contract had been frustrated.

This morning's response from the government to the Transport Select Committee's report on smart motorways is, in essence, that DfT accepts the MPs recommendations in full and will pause the further roll out of smart motorways.

The National Exhibition Centre (NEC) welcomed the return of Automechanika last month, as the world's leading aftermarket and original equipment manufacturers (OEM) brands gathered in the second city.

In 2014 Vince Cable announced a £10m government fund available for trials of driverless cars on public roads, commencing on 1st January 2015.

The CAA has approved trial of beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) drone flights.

The Commercial Court has held that the Late Payment of Commercial Debt (Interest) Act 1998 does not apply to charterparties.

In a non-binding resolution adopted in January 2019, MEPs called for faster innovation in the automated transport sector.

During December 2008, the European Parliament took a major step towards ratification of the Cape Town Convention and its Aircraft Protocol.

Driving an electric car highlights the need for careful planning due to "range anxiety" and charging infrastructure limitations. The UK government's budget supports EV adoption through investments in charge points, incentives, and grants, but gaps in rapid charging infrastructure remain.

The London Circuit Commercial Court has held that the well established common law rule in shipping law that "a claim in respect of cargo cannot be asserted by way of a deduction from freight" extends to air freight.

This article from RailUK caught my eye recently. Great Western Railway in the UK have been testing a fast charging technology for one of their battery trains on the Greenford branch...

On 13 January 2006, Vietnam held a ceremony to mark the 50th anniversary of commercial aviation operations in the country. The Vice Minister of Transport and Communications, Nguyen Tien Sam, who also heads the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV), officiated at the event in the nation’s capital Hanoi.

Foil sails, like Smart Green Shipping's Fastrig, can enhance tanker efficiency by 30%, per University of Southampton. Made from recyclable materials, they suit 40,000 vessels, supporting sustainable shipping.

As a reader of this blog and interested observer of HS2, you will of course know that Phase 2 is the Y-shaped part of the project that will link the West Midlands to Manchester and Leeds, infinity and beyond.

With only around 300 hydrogen-fueled cars currently driving around the UK, there certainly hasn't been the same kind of take up as electric vehicles.