Transport

More than 1 in 6 Londoners (18 per cent) claim to have been ripped off when visiting a garage, with the average person being overcharged a total of £164.86, according to a survey by car maintenance app company Engie.more

Internet shopping vans could be banned from delivering to office staff in a bid to slash congestion on the capital's streets. The radical plan was outlined by Val Shawcross, London's deputy mayor for transport, in a speech to MPs in which she revealed that light vans now account for a fifth of traffic in the city centre.more

Night Tube trains drivers are poised to vote for strike action in row over pay and working conditions, just six months after 24-hour operation began, union leaders say.more

Wizz Air annouced new routes from Lublin and Poznan to Kyiv.more

A crowd of more than 20 people began to panic after they became trapped in a lift suspended over a busy London train station.more

London Marylebone is to become the first station in the UK to make platform announcements in Mandarin and Arabic after a surge in tourists using the terminus over the past 18 months.more

Ground staff at Berlin's two airports went on strike Monday for the second time in four days, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights.more

The number of sold flight tickets from Poland to London has decreased since January.more

Routes to Malta, Reykyavik, Sicilly and Lisbon was annouced during last press conference.more

The travel plans of tens of thousands of airline passengers at the start of the working week have been wrecked as industrial action intensifies across Europe.more

News laws stopping parents from buying backless booster seats for their children have come into play.more

High-speed trains from London to Frankfurt could be launched in the next three years helping the UK maintain links to mainland Europe post-Brexit.more

Almost 4,000 motorists a day are fined for driving in bus lanes, with the most lucrative camera making £6,000 every 24 hours.more

Plans to force London's minicab drivers to pass written English tests would put up to 33,000 of them out of business, the booking app Uber has said. more

A flight from Heathrow to San Francisco was delayed for several hours after a mouse was spotted on the plane. The 10.40am British Airways flight was waiting to take off when the crew announced the delay, much to the bemusement of the passengers.more

Flights will be available from Frankfurt Airport to Athens, Barcelona, Brindisi, Catania, Glasgow, Gran Canaria, Krakow, Lanzarote, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Manchester, Milan, Pisa, Porto, Seville, Tenerife, Toulouse, Valencia and Venice. more

Drivers caught using a phone within two years of passing their test will have their licence revoked under new rules in England, Scotland and Wales. Penalties for using a phone at the wheel double from 1 March to six points and a £200 fine.more

Double decker trains 'may ease Edinburgh-Glasgow overcrowding' A double decker train in Switzerland, en route from Zurich to Luzern. more

Seats on seven Tube lines never get washed with shampoo, surprising new figures have shown. more

The owner of the transport company that owns the truck used in the attack in Berlin, reported that because of the two-month standstill semi open-air transported rusted steel structures and fear of complaints from customers.more

Police were forced to chase a swan along a busy motorway as rush-hour traffic queued behind them after it apparently mistook the road for a river.more

London could become the world's first "pay to pollute" capital after a competition was launched to trial radical new emissions-cutting technology.more

The RMT ordered a strike ballot among its Night Tube drivers on the Central, Victoria, Northern, Jubilee and Piccadilly lines with a result to be declared on 14 March - meaning walkouts could take place towards the end of next month.more

The capital has been named the seventh worst city for traffic jams in an analysis of 1,000 across the globe.more

London's commuters have been charged £365 million in the past six years for forgetting to tap in and out at train stations, the Evening Standard can reveal.more