The Latest Breaking News from Transport

The transport minister has been warned that vehicle safety standards are no longer fit for purpose and need an overhaul so the New Zealand market can keep up with new technology,

The Transport Secretary agreed with criticism of her predecessor Grant Shapps’ proposal.

Transport Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan today said that laws imposing minimum service standards during strikes would be introduced

Five transformational public transport projects, six ‘10 minute’ neighbourhoods, 19 walking and cycling projects and even a cycling link from Cork to Waterford were announced today in South Dublin

Former cabinet minister Grant Shapps has called for the Conservative Party to change its rules so it can install new leaders more quickly.

France was preparing for a day of major disruptions on Tuesday after unions called a nationwide transport strike as they remain in deadlock with the government over walkouts at oil depots that have sparked fuel shortages. The move comes after workers at several refineries and depots operated by energy giant…

'It’s not being anti-car or trying to disadvantage motorists, it’s trying to make a system that works'

NSW Labor has committed the state to building its own train, tram, bus and ferry fleets again, after multiple defects in overseas-built public transport.

A mega-poll by Opinium shows the Tories are heading for electoral wipeout, with a whopping 219 of their MPs set to be ousted at the next election

Transport bosses originally blamed coronavirus rules for banning booze on ScotRail services in November 2020

Taxi aggregators were asked to stop services with effect from Wednesday. They are planning to approach court seeking stay on department action, say officials