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Retired transport employees of Tamil Nadu find themselves in a position, after years of hard labor, they are now forced  to wait indefinitely for receiving their terminal dues. Many futures are in jeopardy thanks to this situation caused by a measure of chronic financial mismanagement, increasing the retirement age, increasing fuel…

Merseytram was backed by the government in 2002 but they withdrew funding three years later

Strikes will create further misery for passengers, the Department of Transport said

The five candidates face off in a televised Channel 4 debate

The ACT government will consult on lowering access road speed limits to 40km/h. But a growing global movement is calling for 30km/h speed limits to shore up road safety.

Thiruvananthapuram

A walkout on July 30 by train drivers from Aslef will happen three days after separate strikes by the RMT union over pay, conditions and job cuts - leading to serious disruption duringthe Commonwealth Games

Shapps rounded on the RMT leadership for rejecting a three-year offer from Network Rail without putting it to their membership

Transport is aiming to publish the review next month and finalise it in September before work starts.

South Yorkshire's Oliver Stoppard addresses Peel as Shadow Transport Secretary writes to Grant Shapps

“It’s the least they can do in terms of their customers, in terms of explaining to the public what the current position is.”