Transport

The Thames crossing closed suddenly to motor traffic in April 2019, due to 'critical faults' in its structure. It has remained open to pedestrians and cyclists, while cars and bus routes have been diverted.more

London's vehicle pollution levy is bringing in around £220,000 a day for Transport for London, it was revealed today.more

French ride-hailing app Kapten, formerly called "Chauffeur Prive", has won approval from Transport for London to launch its services in the British capital and take on the likes of Uber as well as the city's historic black cabs.more

The scheduled strike of the London metro workers during the FA Cup final weekend was suspended.more

The fire that broke out in a large warehouse in Neasden, North London, blocked major roads causing delays in transport. Drivers are asked to use alternative routes.more

The world's first hydrogen-powered double-deckers are being introduced in London to cut bus emissions and tackle toxic air.more

Commuters are being warned to double check departure times as train operators across Britain roll new timetables next week.more

Racist offences on Transport for London's (TfL) rail network have doubled in the space of four years, with a leading anti-hate crime charity saying Brexit tensions could be partly to blame.more

Havering council is working on a local transport plan which could include a monorail service linking various parts of the borough.more

The Channel Tunnel, which connects southern England with northern France, is marking its 25th anniversary. The world's longest undersea tunnel took some 200 years to be realized, with various changes and pauses along the way.more

Autonomous cars will significantly increase the intensity of road traffic in cities - according to the research by prof. Adam Millard-Balla associated with the University of California, Santa Cruz. The main reason for their popularity is the ability to be inactive at the wheel.more

London Underground maintenance and engineering workers are to stage a three-day strike over the weekend of the FA Cup Final in a row over safety.more

Here's one to watch out for - people using their phone at the wheel to pay at drive-thrus could be given six points and a £200 fine.more

The UK will be forced to pay several companies a total £50 million after cancelling controversial contracts to provide ferry services after a no-deal Brexit. more

Uber is relaunching its London app to include public transport information, allowing users to compare journeys on other services, as well as its private hire cars.more

London buses and Tubes were strewn with vomit, blood, urine and faeces thousands of times last year, new figures reveal.more

Ferry firm P&O is taking legal action against the UK government, claiming a rival was unlawfully handed £33m of taxpayers' money.more

Standing on trains could be a thing of the past under radical new proposals by Virgin Group.more

Uber sprinkles his head with ash and implements in Poland a pioneering package of solutions for drivers, which - as they say in the concern - will allow them to regain their lost trust. But this may be too late - we read in today's edition of Rzeczpospolita.more

If you're travelling on the London Underground today, you could be one of the first people to sit on the revamped priority seats.more

Extinction Rebellion protesters have reportedly threatened to 'shut down' Heathrow over the Easter break.more

Crossrail could be delayed until 2021, according to a senior source associated with the project to build a new railway underneath central London.more

Rail passengers who have ridden out a year of disruption through timetable meltdowns, strikes and seasonal weather have been warned of another factor causing delays: balloons on the line. more

Police this morning ordered for the London Underground wifi network to be turned off to halt climate change protesters.more

Nearly 300 climate change activists have been arrested after roads were blocked in central London, amid protests aimed at shutting the capital.more