The Latest Breaking News from TfL

Top Tory Susan Hall blasts TfL's 'confusing' system after getting £180 Blackwall tunnel fine

Sadiq Khan’s mayoral rival insists: ‘There is no way I wouldn’t want to pay’

Evening Standard · Sep 3, 2025

London Tube Shutdown Looms: RMT Walkout Spells Misery from 5 Sept – Coldplay Gigs Axed, Commuters Stranded

RMT's seven-day Tube strike starting September 5, 2025, threatens four-day shutdowns, reschedules Coldplay Wembley shows, and costs £250M

International Business Times UK · Sep 3, 2025

Tube strike set to deliver £230m blow to London economy was backed by just 57% of RMT members

6,004 union members voted in favour of industrial action before hearing about 3.4% pay rise — while 4,196 did not bother to vote

Evening Standard · Sep 2, 2025

Tube strike latest: TfL warns passengers of SIX days of misery if RMT walkout goes ahead next week

TfL says it is ‘working hard to resolve dispute’ but warns journeys on Sunday and next Friday will also be affected

Evening Standard · Sep 1, 2025

Tube station misery as escalator shuts for fortnight of repairs — on day commuters return to work after summer holidays

MP criticises TfL for ongoing accessibility issues at Walthamstow Central and Blackhorse Road stations

Evening Standard · Sep 1, 2025

London bus strike chaos: 2,000 drivers walk out, with almost one in 10 services suspended

More than 50 routes affected on Friday - with another 24-hour strike planned for Monday

Evening Standard · Aug 29, 2025

Bus strikes to cause travel disruption across the UK

These are the cities affected by the planned industrial action throughout August and September

The Independent UK · Aug 28, 2025

Dashcam video horror: 'stolen' pedicab crashes head-on into London bus in West End

TfL faces calls to speed-up regulation of ‘rogue’ industry after three hurt in late-night collision in Charing Cross Road

Evening Standard · Aug 28, 2025

Four in 10 fear travelling on London's public transport, crime data reveals

Passengers worry about drunkness, fighting and anti-social behaviour, the survey reveals

Evening Standard · Aug 28, 2025

Time’s up for tinny tunes and blaring football highlights. London’s headphone cavalry has arrived

The capital’s transport authority will erect signs aimed at noisy mobile phone users. Might the next stop be relative calm and a bit more civility? asks Hugh Muir, executive editor of Opinion

The Guardian - UK · Aug 27, 2025