The Latest Breaking News from TfL

Rail passengers are facing a fourth consecutive day of travel disruption on Friday as RMT union members launch a fresh 48-hour walkout. The strike at Network Rail and 14 train operators means only around 20% of normal services will run with trains starting later and finishing earlier. The walkout is…

Latest figures from Transport for London show crime is up eight per cent on the pre-Covid average despite 21 per cent fewer passengers

Aim is to keep bus fares ‘as low as we possibly can’ - though this could mean higher Tube fares

The income from the expansion of the ultra-low emission zone could hit £300m in its first year – but is expected to fall to zero after four years, it can be revealed.

Signal failure causes rush hour delays on Piccadilly as strike hampers London’s transport network

Transport Secretary Mark Harper says the Government will invest £200 million to extend the cap and a further £300 million to support bus services until 2025

Issues with the rail track could be fixed by the trains travelling on them, but this will require them to slow down

TfL’s aim is to keep average noise levels below 80 decibels

Sadiq Khan initially proposed axing 22 routes and reducing the frequency or length of almost 60 more but performed a partial U-turn and saved all but three

The roll-out of 4G super-fast wi-fi on the London Underground hit a landmark on Wednesday with its arrival on part of the Central line.

‘Generous and kind’ Miriam Boulia was hit by a bus as she crossed Great Eastern Street