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In a city like Bengaluru, which is home to many types of industries and service sectors, the public transport system at night leaves a lot to be desired. Regular commuters complain of night bus services that are few and far between, forcing them to rely on autos, taxis or private…

The use of a national database for taxi and private hire vehicle driver licensing will become mandatory across England.

Amid rowdy scenes at a council meeting, Sutton borough wants to pause the scheme until local public transport is improved

A study shows the majority of transport gig workers rely on earnings to survive, but thousands are struggling on less than the minimum wage.

There are renewed calls for the Department for Transport to take over control of services when TPE’s current contract expires on May 28.

Dublin Port Company unveiled plans to expand the Port and build an new bridge and 2.2km of road across the Liffey earlier last month

Transport Secretary: If mayor doesn’t want to fund a proper scrappage scheme then he shouldn’t be expanding the Ulez

Transport Secretary Mark Harper insisted smart motorways ‘remain the safest roads on the strategic road network’.

Lib Dem Munira Wilson said third parties are using ‘bots’ to snap up slots on the Government’s own website.