One of the world's biggest vehicle manufacturers has agreed a deal to switch deliveries from the road to rail to slash its carbon emission

Highways chiefs have outlined the green credentials of one of the biggest transport infrastructure projects set for the county.

A crane hire company in the county is spending big in 2022 as it looks to grow its business.

The former operator of Southeastern has revealed it is to pay a heavy price for financial failures which led to it being stripped of the franchise.

A major new development has clinched its second big-name tenant after a 15-year deal was agreed.

Work to replace a busy roundabout on a dual carriageway with traffic lights is set to start, sparking nine months of delays.

Council bosses want to shut down a Park and Ride in a money-saving move branded “illogical” by commuters.

Traffic calming measures once slated by TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson will soon be replaced but some residents would rather see them removed entirely.

There are fears the government is running out of time to get plans in place to check goods heading to Europe.

A company looking to develop revolutionary fuel alternatives for the aviation industry is investing £11m and creating dozens of jobs in the county.

A haulage boss is warning of more border chaos in 2022, as post-Brexit checks look to make county congestion even worse.

Hauliers have been told they can avoid queues at Folkestone or Dover if they divert to another Kent port.

A haulage boss has warned that lorry drivers can expect four-hour delays in Dover in the UK’s post-Brexit world.

Union bosses say the one day strike will draw attention to the pay rates of staff working on Kent's train services.

A freight-only ferry service between Kent and France suspended last month is to return 'in the coming weeks'

A range of electric bikes are now available which could allow users to not bother pedalling at all.

Workers who clean trains operating across the county have voted for industrial action in a dispute over pay.

Construction begins on Kent's first zero-emission bus system and it is expected to take 18 months.

A minister has admitted considering the idea of introducing a tax on the haulage industry to meet the costs of creating more lorry parking facilities.

A deal has been agreed which will end industrial action which impacted on the importation of new vehicles at a Kent port.