The Latest Breaking News from Transport

More than a million people took to the streets during a day of mass strikes throughout France, the French interior ministry said Thursday evening. Transport, schools and refinery shipments were disrupted as workers walked off the jobs in an attempt to derail President Emmanuel Macron's unpopular pension overhaul. Read our…

A transport expert believes Hobart needs another bridge over the Derwent River to reduce the impact of incidents like Monday's truck rollover, but others say the city is too dependent on cars.

Despite the Transport Secretary's positivity, one union boss says there was still 'zero' chance of a resolution

The Transport Minister said microchipping cats is the best way to reunite owners with dead pets, as campaigners want the law changed to force drivers who hit cats to inform police

New Zealand has signed itself up to be part of an ambitious global plan to decarbonise the maritime industry by 2050.

Transport Secretary Mark Harper denies the Government is blocking a deal, saying he is facilitating talks between unions and employers.

The boss of the Rail, Maritime and Transport workers union is working night and day on a settlement but ministers will not budge. And he says his members will not give in.

The spend on messages from Michael Portillo comes despite the government vowing to crack down on endless annoying announcements to passengers

Changes to terms and conditions are a sticking point in talks between the RMT, train operators and Network Rail