The brochure highlights the three core characteristics of communications, information and integration within the field of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), also known as transport telematics.

This brochure gives an overview of the UK automotive industry in 2006, highlighting the breadth of the sector from designers and specialist manufacturers through the volume car makers to the UK's remarkable powertrain sector.

Energy Efficient Motorsport (EEMS) is a programme to develop green technologies using motorsport competition. This brochre reports on the first full year of the EEMS programme, funded by Motorsport Development UK.

The report outlines the results of a feasibility study into energy efficient motorsport (EEMS). This report led the Motorsport Competitiveness Panel to recommend the creation of a full EEMS programme.

A structured approach to use science and engineering combined with the knowledge and skills in the UK Automotive industry to create a stronger more secure industry.

Foresight Vehicle is a collaboration between industry, academia and Government to identify and demonstrate technologies for sustainable road transport. Future products and technologies must meet social, economic and environmental goals, satisfying market requirements for mobility, safety, performance, cost and desirability, with the objectives of improving the quality of life and wealth creation in the UK.

This brochure describes how the exploitation of leading edge manufacturing technology provides considerable scope for UK automotive suppliers to improve their productivity and competitiveness in domestic and export markets.

This 2004 publication provides a summary of the UK's innovation and experience in the deployment of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS).

The report outlines the research findings of the first iteration of the Motorsport 100 industry barometer - a new survey that tracks the fortunes of the UK motorsport industry every quarter. It is commissioned by Motorsport Development UK (MDUK), and conducted by independent researchers Experian, amongst a balanced sample of one hundred organisations from across the industry.

The UK motorsport cluster has for decades maintained a leading global position. The Panel believes, however, that a series of urgent co-ordinated actions is required in order to ensure that this position is retained, in the face of increasing overseas competition and global economic pressures. These recommended actions would strengthen both the sport and the industry that it generates, as well as creating new opportunities for motorsport to broaden its links with other sectors.

This brochure contains information you will find on Centres of Excellence in UK Universities shown in the Education section of the Auto Industry web site.

The report combines insight into the current UK motorsport industry environment with the research findings of the first iteration of the Motorsport 100 barometer - a new survey that tracks the fortunes of the UK motorsport industry every quarter. It is commissioned by Motorsport Development UK (MDUK), and conducted by independent researchers Experian, amongst a balanced sample of one hundred organisations from across the industry. For further information please visit www.motorsport100.co.uk

The Transport Committee is appointed by the House of Commons to examine the expenditure, administration, and policy of the Department for Transport and its associated public bodies. This is the seventeenth report of the 2003-04 Session. The Report, together with formal minutes.