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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi inaugurated Adly Mansour Central Interchange Station, the largest such station in the Middle East and Africa. The inauguration of the new projects coincided with the country's celebration of the ninth anniversary of ousting the banned Muslim Brotherhood. In 2013, Sisi, Minister of Defense at the…

TRANSPORT police have launched a campaign urging people to act on incidents of sexual harassment they witness while travelling.

“People have made huge sacrifices during the pandemic and deserve their flights to run on time, without complications and without being cancelled at the last minute."

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps attempts to alleviate flight disruption this summer to avert mayhem experienced over the Easter and Platinum Jubilee holiday periods

Staffing shortages have caused chaos in airports as holidaymakers face huge queues

Transport Department holds awareness programme for autorickshaw drivers

Derek Mackay was Transport Minister when the contract was approved to build two ferries at the Port Glasgow shipyard.

Sadiq Khan has requested an “urgent” meeting with the Transport Secretary over the future of TfL’s funding.

The latest call comes as Ms Preston takes up the chair position for the council committee in charge of public transport.

Vernon Everitt is now being paid on a rate of £650 per day in his new role

The Yellow and Pink monorail lines are expected to begin trial runs in October, with partial operations to start early next year, according to Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob.