The government is setting up an expert panel to consider the technical aspects of introducing a new offence of driving with an illegal drug in your bo...
A walkout by Tube drivers is causing Boxing Day travel misery in the capital as strike action cripples London Underground (LU). Underground drivers...
Labour accused the coalition Government today of "hypocrisy" for failing to ensure a rail service on Boxing Day. Transport spokesman John Woodcock ...
This Christmas, it's not just the turkey that's stuffed to capacity. The roads, trains and buses will be jam-packed with travellers. The causes of congestion are numerous: bad weather, accidents, last-minute shoppers or tourists, but the underlying reality is that the UK's infrastructure is struggling to cope with demand.
It's never nice to find out that a household bill has gone up, but for many rail commuters finding out just before Christmas that their season ticket will cost hundreds of pounds more next year is all the more galling. The average wage is certainly not going up, the rising cost of living is hitting many families hard and the increase in rail fares will do nothing to help.
The US has had its attempts to block an EU emissions tax expected to cost passengers £21 per flight thrown out by the European Court of Justice. T...
Police have renewed their plea for members of the public to come forward and help identify the two youths who are thought to have stabbed a train insp...
One carriageway of the M5 remains closed after a pile-up that left a lorry driver dead. The northbound carriageway was closed last night after t...
The government has admitted to "serious errors" which led to two people dying after a number of convicted drink drivers were wrongly given their licen...
Government consultation on the air passenger duty (APD) airport departure tax was "a sham and a waste of taxpayers' money", airline chiefs have said. ...
A £16 million plan to combat the "third rail problem" that contributed to train delays last winter has been announced by the Government. The mo...
Plane arrivals and take-offs at Britain's two biggest airports have been largely unaffected by Wednesday's strike. However the RMT transport uni...
Ministers are to expected to launch an assault this week on "crooked" scrapyards in an attempt to curb the "full-blown national epidemic" of metal the...
The Government should consider making any new motorways toll roads, a Whitehall-commissioned report has said. Calling for a reform of management...
I commute to work every day, making me officially just one of the approximately 2.95 million people a day who use the Tube. No wonder the entire London Underground is, at all times, covered in a thick layer of skank.
It's cheaper to buy a round-the-world plane ticket or a two week holiday than an annual travel card in London, according to research by the Labour par...
Rail workers are being told to take German lessons as part of their training course for operating new track equipment, it has been revealed. Staff...
Railway children actress Jenny Agutter handed in a 10,000 strong petition calling for fair rail fares to Downing Street on Monday morning, as part of ...
Rail passengers are used to being given all sorts of reasons for delays - but 'lion on the line' doesn't tend to be one of them. Travellers hoping ...
Avon and Somerset Police have confirmed the final casualty figures from Friday night's pile-up on the M5, with seven people killed and 51 people injur...
Frustrated Britons whose travel plans were hit by an industrial row could take to the air after Qantas was cleared to resume flights following the gro...
This is a historic opportunity, the type which this country too often foregoes through lack of self-confidence. If there is one thing I do not want to see, it is this House debating the issue of inter-city capacity in 10 years time because we averted our eyes from the strategic challenge now.
Justine Greening has been announced as the new transport secretary, after Philip Hammond stepped in to fill the void at the Ministry of Defence follow...
When it comes to managing the public finances, one would think that avoiding making commitments to spend £32 billion on a capital project with dubious and unproven economic and social benefits would rank quite highly in the current climate.
