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The Elizabeth line could be hit by its first strike as a union began balloting its members in a dispute over pay on Friday.

If London’s transport network is not moving forward, it is falling behind. Future planning is key, and therefore Transport for London’s updated business plan is a useful insight into what passengers can expect.

Tube and bus passengers will be paying a record £6bn a year in fares to Transport for London under its new plans to break even, it can been revealed.

Oscar winner says zone, which will cost drivers £200m a year, will help to tackle climate change

Cycling has increased by 40 per cent since the start of the pandemic, including a near-doubling of journeys by bike at the weekend, it was revealed on Wednesday.

TfL will reportedly 'strongly challenge' draft conclusions by the Advertising Standards Authority

London mayor told TfL to review how it treats advertising and sponsorship from countries with anti-LGBT+ laws

International criticism sparked after England and other European teams were prevented from wearing armbands in support of the LGBT+ community at the World Cup

Qatar has launched a review of its investments in London after the city’s transport authority this week banned the Gulf state’s tourism advertisements on the capital’s buses, taxis and Underground train system, Saturday’s Financial Times reported.

Ban linked to World Cup hosts’ human rights record taken as message ‘Qatari business not welcome in London’, source tells FT

London Tory MPs are furious at the expansion of the ULEZ