Transport

More than 1,000 complaints about noise on the Tube were made in the past three years, City Hall has said. more

Tube passengers have been warned of widespread closures over the Easter bank holiday weekend, including no Piccadilly line trains to and from Heathrow airport.more

The expansion of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) raised less income in its first month than expected, Transport for London (TfL) has said. more

Passengers at Heathrow Airport were facing long queues on Sunday as the Easter holidays got under way.more

Motorists have reported scenes of chaos approaching Dover with long queues caused by more disruption to cross-Channel ferry services.more

After the first weeks of exceptional scrutiny, the time has come to apply high sanctions. There are more road accidents than a year ago. The driving style of drivers is changing to less legal - reports today's Rzeczpospolita.more

The minimum automatic top-up on Oyster cards has been halved to £10 to help ease the cost of living crisis.more

The Bank branch of the Northern Line is on course to reopen in mid-May, with work on Bank station now at the halfway mark according to TfL.more

As much as Londoners love the London Underground network, most can agree that some of the Tube trains could do with a little make-over. The new Tube trains for the Elizabeth line have set a new bar for the standard travellers will expect with the tremendous amount of care going into every detail. more

The ride-hailing company had previously been denied a licence by Transport for London in November 2019.more

The UK government has revised the Highway Code to get rid of the "legal loophole" regarding the use of mobile phones.more

Future contracts for London transport schemes which support jobs across the country are at risk without long-term funding from the Government, the capital’s mayor is warning.more

A proposed bus strike that was set to take place next week will no longer be going ahead. The strike was scheduled for next Monday (March 21) and would have impacted several bus routes across South London. However, this does not mean that strike action will no longer go ahead entirely. Transport for London (TfL) confirmed that strike action is still planned on March 28 and 29.more

A backlash against P&O Ferries is growing after the firm sacked 800 staff without giving them any notice.more

Weekday Tube travel has finally returned to the level last seen immediately before Boris Johnson told the country to work from home.more

Crossrail will operate empty trains for several weeks to ensure the service is “absolutely flawless” when it opens, the boss of Transport for London (TfL) said.more

Express buses that skip bus stops and banning cars and taxis from key roads are among the plans revealed on Friday to speed up London’s bus fleet.more

Since the launch of e-scooter rental schemes across the UK in 2020, the growing trend has spread to more than 50 cities and towns across the country. However, according to new research from National Accident Helpline, consumers would be encouraged to use e-scooters if more safety regulations were introduced.more

New designs of the HS2 Euston station show what will become the UK's largest station concourse - 20 per cent larger than Trafalgar Square. The 10-platform high speed station will be set over three levels and bring changes to the London Underground as well. more

Only ‘clean’ vehicles will be able to drive within Greater London without paying the £12.50 a day chargemore

A London council has urged the mayor to scrap plans for a new road tunnel running through its borough, which has been called “the most polluted” in the country.more

Commuters faced another morning of travel chaos, with Tube services still largely crippled in the wake of a 24-hour walk-out by London Underground workers. more

All British ports are now officially closed to all ships with any connection to Russia, UK Transport Minister Grant Shapps announced yesterday.more

The highest train fare rises for nine years have come into force for rail travellers in England and Wales.more

Buses in the capital are heaving with commuters while Uber has jacked up its prices after Tube workers went on strike today.more