Transport

Mobile phone location data could be used to plan out new bus and rail routes under a Labour government. The party's shadow transport minister Rachael Maskell revealed that phone data had "huge potential" to improve transport links and was currently being underused by the Department for Transport.more

More people are stepping in to prevent suicides on Britain's railways, a new report has revealed.more

The Hungarian airline has launched a new direct route from the UK to Norwegian Lapland - and fares start from just £22.99 each way.more

San Francisco, Tel Aviv and Paris are just some of the cities that have been overrun with dockless, electric scooters. Now London could be next in line. Sort of.more

Nearly half of drivers seen by an optometrist in the last month have vision below the legal standard, new research shows.more

Thousands of commuters have faced a nightmare journey into work this morning following a strike by tube workers and a points failure at London Waterloo station.more

A Tube strike on three London Underground lines is set to go ahead on Wednesday, with warnings there could be more 'network-wide' industrial action in the run up to Christmas.more

Vauxhall has recalled 47,000 cars over fears that the Electronic Climate Control (ECC) could burst into flames.more

More Ryanair passengers have taken compensation claims for cancellations or delays to arbitration this year than any other airline, figures show.more

People living in England's rural and coastal counties are having their life chances held back by a "false perception of affluence", MPs say. more

Commuting to work in the capital can be a stressful affair, so frustrated Londoners have put together some advice for using the London Underground.more

Halloween is over and done with, which means we're now allowed to talk about Christmas. Those are the rules.TFL recommends a far more elegant option: A Christmas jumper dedicated to public transport.more

A Japanese pilot who was arrested at Heathrow Airport for being drunk has admitted being more than nine times the legal alcohol limit.more

Eurostar has reset its customers' login passwords after detecting attempts to break into an unspecified number of accounts.more

The government plans rescue flights to bring back stranded Britons amid fears that a 'no deal' Brexit could cause flight chaos.more

In Lithuania, the use of telephones at pedestrian crossings was prohibited. The fine for using the cell on the belts is between 20 and 40 euros.more

A woman says she has 'never been so stressed in her life' after she was 'left stranded' in Rome when her Ryanair flight was cancelled.more

Scores of people braved near-freezing temperatures to queue up for a limited edition pair of adidas trainers which are inspired by the London Underground.more

The number of flights between the UK and Spain could collapse by 95% if no Brexit deal is agreed, the air travel industry's global trade body has warned.more

Hundreds of commuters have fainted on the London Underground during morning rush hours, the BBC has found.more

Ferry and freight firms will be urged to plan alternative routes for drugs and other vital supplies if a no-deal Brexit blocks cross-Channel traffic.more

The interactive humanoid robot offers customers a fun new way to find out about their journey before departure, and entertains younger travellers.more

The number of cancelled flights from UK airports almost doubled this year, owing to a combination of strikes, pilot shortages and bad weather, research found.more

Titanic II is happening, and we don't mean a sequel to the hit film starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. We're talking about a brand new, very real ship from Australian company Blue Star Line which is set to sail on its maiden voyage in 2022.more

The Central and Piccadilly lines are the worst on the London Underground for pickpocketing and theft offences, police figures show.more