The Latest Breaking News from Transport for London

Transport for London’s one-week deal with the fashion house is part of a wider trend towards our public spaces being branded and privatised

"To solve a complex problem you need subtle and connected changes in many areas"

Former prime minister Tony Blair has called for more taxes on junk food to tackle the UK’s obesity crisis. This includes extending sugar taxes beyond just soft drinks, as well as taxing food that is high in salt and fat. Blair also called for restrictions on advertising unhealthy food.

London is now, on balance, a 20mph city. The speed limit on more than half of the capital’s roads has fallen, driven by local councils as well as Transport for London curtailing limits on its Red Routes over the last decade.

First battery-powered passenger ferry in Europe launches in central London

The new data comes as TfL encourages people to enjoy September’s Open House Festival

Proposals outlined in the 2018 transport strategy for a ‘zero emission zone’ in the heart of the capital have reportedly been dropped.

Which? advises drivers paying London ultra-low emission zone fee to make sure they’re using official TfL website

Following the carnival, the bus will be in service throughout Black History Month in October

Transport for London (TfL) told the PA news agency it can use its “discretion” to issue warning letters instead of penalty charge notices (PCNs).

Transport for London (TfL) is yet to install more than 800 Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) cameras ahead of the scheme’s expansion later this month, reports have stated.