Covid tests AXED for fully-vaccinated travellers arriving in the UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said fully-jabbed arrivals would no longer need to take a lateral flow test from February 11 Daily Mirror · Jan 24, 2022
Bill is ‘landmark moment’ for HS2 – Transport Secretary The Bill to extend HS2 to Manchester will be laid in Parliament on Monday. The Independent UK · Jan 24, 2022
First trains, now buses: Why a new roll-back on funding for the north could be the death knell for 'levelling up' The Department for Transport rerouted some of the money earmarked for long-term transport reform to an emergency bus fund during the pandemic Manchester Evening News · Jan 24, 2022
NSW budget approved despite uncertainties The auditor-general's delayed approval of the state's finances notes there are still "significant uncertainties" about public transport assets. AAP · Jan 24, 2022
Airlines forced to operate more flights to avoid losing airport slots They must use their slots at least 70% of the time to keep them from March 27, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced Wales Online · Jan 24, 2022
Bus fares shoot up 8p in the pound to record highs as cost of living crisis bites Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh says increases blow a hole in one of Boris Johnson’s levelling up promises to keep fares down Daily Mirror · Jan 22, 2022
Transport Dept. not issuing PVC cards for a year now Finance Dept. vetoes proposal to deduct card supplier charges before remitting fee in govt kitty The Hindu · Jan 21, 2022
SNP ministers back plans to create new 'Clyde Metro' The new 20-year transport strategy includes 45 core projects, including bridges and tunnels to islands and cross-border rail upgrades Insider UK · Jan 21, 2022
England to ban loudspeaker 'spam' on trains LONDON: UK transport chiefs on Friday said that bothersome on-board train announcements would be cut in a bid to offer more peaceful journeys, a move it dubbed a "bonfire of the banalities". Bangkok Post · Jan 21, 2022
‘Endless torrent’ of train announcements in England to be silenced - Grant Shapps The Department for Transport (DfT) said messages which “add unnecessary noise and disruption to journeys” will be cut Wales Online · Jan 21, 2022
B1.49tn plan for transport infrastructure The government has unveiled a plan to invest in various megaprojects worth an estimated 1.49 trillion baht this year, to improve Thailand's land, sea and air connectivity. Bangkok Post · Jan 20, 2022
Transport strategy raises more questions than it answers, claims MSP One of the major projects outlined in the blueprint is a metro scheme covering Glasgow and surrounding areas. The Independent UK · Jan 20, 2022
Glasgow metro plan could link 'Clydebank to Cambuslang' claims SNP minister Labour said the ambitious transport plan lacked detail and appeared "more of a concept" than a policy. Daily Record · Jan 20, 2022
Thailand plans B1.4 trillion infrastructure investment Thailand plans new infrastructure projects worth 1.4 trillion baht (US$42.55 billion) this year, which are expected to create 154,000 new jobs, Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob said on Thursday. Bangkok Post · Jan 20, 2022
The Hindu · Jan 19, 2022 Allegations about KSRTC baseless, says Kerala Transport Minister Antony Raju rules out need to cut down services
Bangkok Post · Jan 19, 2022 Expansion of Suvarnabhumi airport begins July Suvarnabhumi airport's 7.8-billion-baht expansion project is expected to begin in July with bidding to choose a contractor, Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob said on Tuesday.
The Times of India · Jan 18, 2022 Bengaluru: Was harassed for visiting RTO in shorts, says techie BENGALURU: A 32-year-old techie who went to the Regional Transport Office at Jnanabharathi on Tuesday to enquire about driving licence was reportedly harassed for wearing shorts.
The Hindu · Jan 18, 2022 Transport dept. to discuss possibility of curbs Transport Minister Antony Raju has said an emergency meeting of officials of the department and the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) will be held on Wednesday. He said the meeting would