More than 1,300 Ukrainians fleeing war use free rail travel in Britain Britain’s scheme to offer free onward train travel to Ukrainians fleeing the conflict in their country was launched on March 20. The Independent UK · May 9, 2022
Public Transport fares slashed to as low as €1 for some from today The price cuts are part of Government plans to help reduce the cost of living and encourage more sustainable travel Dublin Live · May 9, 2022
Egypt to Carry Out Comprehensive Railway Network Development The Egyptian government is developing its railway network to provide distinguished services to passengers of trains and Cairo metro, Minister of Transport Kamel al-Wazir said. Wazir said President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi had directed to expand and complete the railway network and develop and rehabilitate Helwan and Shubra el-Kheima train stations. Asharq Al-Awsat · May 8, 2022
Brexit restrictions on British bands touring in EU to be eased Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said he will make it easier for hauliers moving equipment between Britain and the EU. The Independent UK · May 6, 2022
KSRTC unions to strike work today CITU-affiliated outfits to keep off stir that calls for salary disbursal before fifth of every month The Hindu · May 5, 2022
Blake's Legacy: ACT wants to make doctors report unfit drivers with new laws "Young Blake Corney's life should never have been lost. Our work does not finish here and we will continue to relentlessly pursue road safety in the future," Transport Minister Chris Steel said. The Canberra Times · May 5, 2022
U.K. Department For Transport Is Now Targeting Noisy Bikes And Cars The United Kingdom's Department for Transport is starting a noise camera trials program around the country to refine tech to crack down on noisy cars and bikes. RideApart · May 4, 2022
Crossrail opening date (finally!) revealed I rather like the High Line, New York’s elevated linear park that was created on a disused railroad spur on the west side of Manhattan. Impressive views, industrial chic vibes and plentiful food options. But I prefer actual train lines. Evening Standard · May 4, 2022
Grant Shapps accuses Sadiq Khan of breaking pre-election rules on Elizabeth line The Cabinet minister claimed Mr Khan displayed ‘breathtaking political cynicism’. The Independent UK · May 4, 2022
Crossrail row erupts as Grant Shapps claims Sadiq Khan’s opening date announcement breaks election rules The Transport Secretary said he would report the matter to the Electoral Commission watchdog Evening Standard · May 4, 2022
Rail funding cuts will increase risk of serious crashes, warn unions The TUC said it would be ‘impossible’ to make planned cuts without losing ‘safety-critical jobs’. The Independent UK · May 3, 2022
Tasmanian school crossing guards to trial wearing body cameras amid bad driver behaviour Tasmanian school crossing guard Brett Carhart says he has nearly been run over and abused by people who "needed to get to the hairdresser real quick" and now feels safer wearing a body camera. ABC News · May 3, 2022
Dumfriesshire MP claims TransPennine Express has failed to make good on "previous promises" to Lockerbie train station passengers David Mundell has called on UK Transport Minister Wendy Morton to bring TransPennine Express to account Daily Record · May 2, 2022
Private e-scooters could soon be legalised for use on UK roads They are currently prohibited on public roads Nottingham Post · May 1, 2022
The Hindu · May 1, 2022 All electric vehicle fire incidents will be probed, says Transport Secretary Giridhar Aramane The Indian electric vehicle industry is bound to prosper and grow beyond our imagination, asserted Road Transport and Highways Secretary Giridhar Aramane
Wales Online · Apr 30, 2022 England's loudest streets could get noise cameras to 'banish boy racers' A new initiative has been unveiled by the Department for Transport
The National (Scotland) · Apr 30, 2022 UK Government must act to avoid widespread rail strikes, says Scottish minister A SCOTTISH minister has written to the UK Government urging it to do more to avoid a widespread strike by rail workers.
The Independent UK · Apr 30, 2022 Grant Shapps bids to ‘banish the boy racer’ with noise cameras The Department for Transport has launched a competition to find the noisiest streets in England and Wales where the new devices could be positioned.
ABC News · Apr 30, 2022 Labor promises to make electric buses in Perth, if it wins the federal election Anthony Albanese has promised to build 130 electric buses in Perth, creating more than 100 local jobs, if Labor wins the federal election.
ABC News · Apr 30, 2022 Athletes, advocates call for overhaul of regional train services before 2026 Commonwealth Games Disability advocates say work to improve accessibility on Victoria's public transport must start immediately if the system is to be ready for the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Bangkok Post · Apr 29, 2022 Suvarnabhumi readies for arrivals surge Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob on Friday inspected the readiness of Suvarnabhumi airport as it prepares for an expected influx of foreign arrivals after the country's entry requirements are eased from May 1, including scrapping the Test & Go scheme.
The Independent UK · Apr 28, 2022 New P&O Ferries crew did not know how to use life-saving equipment – report Twenty-three failures on Spirit of Britain were found by Maritime and Coastguard Agency inspectors.
Daily Mirror · Apr 28, 2022 Learner driver left waiting 14 months for licence to arrive due to DVLA backlog Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has said he will "look at whether we can bring in private services" as part of plans to improve the service of the DVLA following a string of huge delays
Daily Mirror · Apr 28, 2022 Holiday travel chaos to worsen as BA slashes even more flights for this summer Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has revealed that BA is set to proactively cancel flights over the coming months with 100s of flights already being axed on a daily basis
The Independent UK · Apr 27, 2022 Radar tech to spot broken down cars added to 111 more miles of smart motorway Transport Secretary Grant Shapps told MPs the stopped vehicle detection system ‘should have been part of the plan from the outset’.