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A multi-agency day of action by a road safety partnership found that none of the part-worn tyres inspected at a series of garages across Preston met legal requirements.

The third stage of a scheme to replace traffic lights at key junctions in Preston is set to begin on Sunday, May 11.

Lancashire County Council has completed a major improvement project to a road near Carnforth which was once one of the UK's shortest motorways. 

Better bus links in Preston, Chorley and South Ribble will be starting this month. 

An innovative new traffic management tool that aims to improve reliability for buses in real time through the power of AI is being trialled in Preston.

A key milestone has been reached in plans to deliver improvements to journeys on the A582 in Preston and South Ribble.

Calls have been made for bus fares to be reduced back to £2 a trip, at today's Full Council meeting.

Plans to invest more than £61 million to improve Lancashire's highways infrastructure over the next year have been approved.

Lancashire County Council has secured one of the largest sums of any local authority as part of a national £1billion Bus Grant funding boost, which aims to improve and develop bus services.

The second stage of a scheme to replace traffic lights at key junctions in Preston is set to begin on 2 March.

A host of improvements to boost sustainable travel and increase connectivity by rail to Manchester and Preston and elsewhere in the region could be in the pipeline for five train stations in and around Chorley.

New diversion routes have been agreed and put in place in East Lancashire following the partial collapse of a B road in Oswaldtwistle.