The Latest Breaking News from Transport

Paris shooting: Man 'with ACAB knife' shot dead by police at busy train station

Transport Minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari confirmed the suspect died at the scene after confronting police with a knife at Gare du Nord train station in Paris. He was said to be known to police

Daily Mirror · Feb 14, 2022

Hundreds of thousands of Brits are jetting off on holiday for half-term

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said the scrapping of testing ahead of half term comes as 'good news' for families

Wales Online · Feb 11, 2022

Government launches ‘national conversation’ on future of public rail service

Transport minister Jenny Gilruth invited opposition MSPs to discuss the future of rail services in Scotland.

The Independent UK · Feb 9, 2022

Betong airport to finally open Feb 28

Betong airport in southern Yala province will open on Feb 28 for commercial flights, Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob said.

Bangkok Post · Feb 7, 2022

Sydney's inner-west light rail resumes

Sydney's inner-west light rail network will resume some services as Labor demands accountability for the "transport saga" involving a dozen cracked trams.

AAP · Feb 5, 2022

Competition to find new ‘home of the railways’ launched

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says the new central headquarters of Great British Railways must be "well connected" and outside of London

Wales Online · Feb 5, 2022

Ministry to seek B140m for Mekong bridge study

The Transport Ministry will seek an allocation of 140 million baht from the central budget to fund a feasibility and design study on a new bridge across the Mekong River as part of the third phase of the Thai-Chinese high-speed rail project.

Bangkok Post · Feb 4, 2022

Man who hurled racist abuse at TfL staff given suspended sentence

A man has been sentenced after hurling racist and homophobic abuse at station staff, Transport for London (TfL) has said.

Evening Standard · Feb 4, 2022

Denmark's PM reshuffles cabinet after transport minister quits

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reshuffled her cabinet on Friday after the transport minister resigned over revelations he failed to disclose information to parliament about a major infrastructure bill passed in July.

Reuters · Feb 4, 2022

Pay-as-you-go driving 'would help prevent £35bn Treasury black hole'

The idea is being pushed by MPs on the Commons Transport Select Committee as more motorists switch to electric vehicles

Daily Mirror · Feb 4, 2022