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A contractor has been appointed to deliver the next stage of the complex repair project on Haslingden Old Road, marking a significant step forward following the major landslip that led to the road’s closure.

A county‑wide sign cleaning programme launched to boost civic pride and improve road safety has now seen almost 16,000 road signs cleaned across Lancashire.

Communities between Preston and Chorley will be better connected from 30 March 2026 with the launch of a new bus service funded through HM Government Bus Grant support.

You can now buy a new smartcard-based bus ticket which makes it easier to travel in and around East Lancashire. 

Plans to invest £72 million in maintaining and improving Lancashire’s highways and transport infrastructure in 2026/27 are set to be approved by councillors.

'Stop means STOP' when a school crossing patrol officer asks a driver to bring their vehicle to a halt.

Construction on the Grimsargh Skew Bridge widening scheme will step up in March as planned works progress toward the final elements needed to complete the project this spring.

Residents, businesses and visitors travelling through Burnley are being advised of upcoming changes to Manchester Road as part of a major public realm and transport improvement scheme.

Drivers will be fined if they attempt dangerous manoeuvres at four locations across Lancashire, under new powers being rolled out for enforcing moving traffic offences.

A new bus lane in Preston city centre will go live on Monday 2 February, with warnings issued to drivers who use it incorrectly to begin with.

Lancashire will take centre stage in one of the world's biggest sporting events, the Tour de France 2027.

Improvements to Colne bus station will get underway next week, marking the first phase of a major scheme to upgrade facilities and improve access for passengers.