Traffic lights increasing nationwide by 5%
The number of traffic lights in the United Kingdom is increasing currently at a rate of 5%. A freedom of
Mancunian Way speed limit reduced in bid to improve road safety
Manchester City council announced a new 30mph speed limit on the Mancunian way on Monday in a bid to reduce
Walking and cycling scheme launches to make Urmston safer
Residents are carefully hopeful the local Bee Network scheme will go ahead and make roads safer for young and elderly
Clean air zone on cards for region to tackle vehicle pollution
A consultation on a Clean Air Zone for Greater Manchester is underway to ensure the legal limits on nitrogen dioxide
Safe roads scheme to be trialled in Levenshulme and Burnage
Residents in Levenshulme and North Burnage are being asked to have their say on a proposed scheme that would improve
Chorlton residents urge council to increase safety measures after another crash at notorious intersection
Residents are urging the council to increase safety at the intersection of Albany and Brantingham Road in Chorlton after yet another serious collision.
Watch: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Jose walking to United… MM plot Mourinho’s potential Old Trafford route on foot
Jose Mourinho threatened to walk to Old Trafford if Manchester’s traffic problems continued so we’ve mapped out just how long that would take him.
Watch: North West’s driving incidents putting road workers’ lives at risk
Shocking footage has been released by Highways England as they claim road workers lives are being put at risk.
Traffic light timings causing more chaos than The Beast from the East
There is much to entertain you in life but sitting in traffic isn’t one of them.
Revealed: Greater Manchester hospital car parks rake in £250,000 in fines in less than three years
On top of the existing high car parking rates, visitors at the hospitals can receive fines for overstaying their ticket time or not paying for a ticket at all.
Want quicker bus journeys? Manchester passengers urged to ditch tickets for mobiles for speedier service
First Manchester has carried out research which revealed that if passengers paid for tickets via their smart phone bus boarding times could be up to 75% fasters.