The Latest Breaking News from Transport

Germany’s parliament has gave final clearance to a plan that will allow people to use local transport across the country for just 9 euros ($9.50) per month this summer, a plan that has drawn praise but also plenty of criticism

The controversial changes to the train service timetables start on Monday and will impact many who commute in and out of the capital every week.

TRANSPORT minister Jenny Gilruth has insisted ScotRail services will “absolutely not” be reduced until summer 2023.

Transport for London is imposing the Heathrow premium to increase revenue from the Elizabeth line

A little under 160 years ago, the world’s first underground railway opened right here in London. At Paddington, to be precise. At the time, it was hailed as a roaring success, a marvel of engineering that was admired and envied across the globe. Yesterday, it was Paddington’s turn to be…

Labour MSP Monica Lennon says there is wide-spread anger at a sudden U-turn on rail upgrade plans for the town.

Thailand has proposed a regional Covid-19 vaccine certificate as a means to facilitate travel between Asean countries.

Canada's transport minister on Tuesday moved to quash rumors the government had asked airlines to cut back flights, but said authorities were working to address the long lines travelers were suffering at the nation's airports.

The ACT government said its top priority was making roads safer and preventing tragic deaths.

The Transport Ministry will conduct a feasibility study into a marine development project in Chon Buri as part of the country's efforts to boost revenues through tourism.

Grant Shapps announced a competition fund to encourage the aviation industry to achieve the feat.