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The Transport Secretary told the Commons’ Transport Select Committee he and the Prime Minister will ‘look at everything’.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has the raised possibility of bi-annual tests, but will repair bills go up instead?

The idea would save drivers just £27.43 a year for a standard car - at a time when millions of Brits face a £693 annual hike to their energy bills

Labour slammed P&O Ferries after overseas agency workers hired to replace staff illegally axed claimed they were asked to sign new contracts on lower pay

One child has died but more than 40 people have been rescued following the sinking of a boat off the coast of Lebanon's northern port city of Tripoli on Saturday, Transport Minister Ali Hamie told Reuters. The Lebanese Red Cross said in a tweet that there were about 60 people…

One agency worker emailed a union complaining about a ferry in Dover.

New Highway Code rules proposed by the government's Department for Transport are likely to be in place later this year. They include allowing people to watch TV in self-driving cars

Perhaps the best thing that can be said about the “Great British Rail Sale” is that, finally, something has arrived that has been subject to very long delays: an admission from the Government that rail fares in this country are way too high. Beyond that, though, I’m struggling.

Transport secretary Grant Shapps has raised concerns over the cost of the project

The rule is part of new measures surrounding self-driving cars proposed by the Department for Transport.

The Government will update the Highway Code to make clear clarify drivers’ responsibilities in self-driving vehicles.