Lorna Sharpe is news editor of E&T and Transport sector editor.
MailRail had a bumpy but exciting track record over its 150-year existence, including a part alongside Bruce Willis in a Hollywood action film. E&T reminisces.
Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems can cut fuel consumption in some heavy-duty vehicles.
It's a sign of the times when Formula One motor racing says it wants to become more environmentally friendly.
How does the ‘green’ imperative fit with the American Dream and what role does technology play? E&T visits Florida to find out.
Planning for major public events has to take into account the fact that one size hardly ever fits all. E&T looks at some of the latest developments in widening accessibility.
Nitrogen generation technology helps airlines comply with new safety rules
New car sales in the UK dipped to their lowest annual level since 1996 last year with the motor industry now facing "unprecedented challenges", the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has announced.
A conference to examine the major road user charging initiatives, including technology, interoperability, policy initiatives and user acceptability.
More details on the Road Pricing 2008 conference are available on the special event pages.
Transport commentary
The wrong medicine to clear congestion 7 January 2009
Drivers will not voluntarily pay more for using the roads, even when they stand to benefit greatly.
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