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Nearly 150 extra lorries could pass through a village each day if the green light is given for a new rubbish tip.
Ferry firm has been told union will ballot members over industrial action in dispute over newly introduced sickness policy.
Campaigners have hit out at bosses at Gatwick Airport after they announced plans to use their emergency runway to increase aviation capacity.
New images show what an airport will look like if a plan to improve the site and knock down existing buildings is supported by councillors.
The largest road project since the M25 was built 30 years ago could create the UK's longest road tunnel linking Kent to Essex within 10 years.
Part of Kent may soon join London in rejecting taxi licence applications if a driver doesn't own a hybrid, electric, or low emissions vehicle.
Construction giant hopes to put 36 apprenticeships a year through the scheme to train them to drive LGVs.
Four sites across the county will see food and drink offerings boosted at petrol filling stations.
A doom-ridden Government report claims it could be already too late to avoid chaos at the ports in the event of a no deal Brexit.
VIPs attended the formal groundbreaking ceremony for truckstop which is to double in size.
Council bosses hope to extend a trial which has seen more than 1,600 lorries clamped in less than a year.
Peers have revealed the dire consequences facing the county if no Brexit deal is reached - with one container lorry taking over an hour to process.
Coach company marks its 50th anniversary as it keeps an eye on the future.
Cross-Channel service reveals rise in both freight and passenger numbers.
Once again, it is the uncertainty of a post-Brexit landscape which is causing manufacturers sleepless nights.
Firm took over the running of buses in the region in 1993 - now two vehicles will mark the anniversary.
The train was involved in a crash with a van on a level crossing in October last year.
Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell arrived in the county this morning to join rail campaigners protesting against hikes in ticket prices.
The head of Kent's largest bus company has said a tram would go a long way to combatting congestion in the north of the county.
A long-discussed proposal for a third railway station in a city looks set to take a step forward following talks between an MP and Network Rail.
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