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Ola refused new PHV license by Transport for London
Transport for London has discovered a number of regulatory breaches by Ola, which only began operating in the city in February 2020.
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TfL opens latest protected Cycleway in southeast London
The Santander Cycles scheme has been expanded along the route, with three new docking stations to improve access to bikes and another two to follow.
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Large scale changes planned for London bus network as schools return
The changes, which are said to be some of the most extreme in history, include extra bus services for low frequency routes and designated 'School Services' with colour coded passenger systems.
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Public transport investments made across UK to support return to school
Investments in public transport have been made across the UK to support local authorities and operators as they manage the increase in patronage as children return to school and college.
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London bus garage to become “world’s largest vehicle-to-grid site”
The project will redistribute energy generated by buses not in use and provide services for the national grid, regional distribution network operators, bus operators and transport authorities.
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London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone to expand with installation of new cameras
The new Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) will be 18 times the size of the current zone, with 750 additional cameras to be installed by October 2021.
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TfL rolls out travel app to help passengers plan safe, accesible journeys
The app features - which include real-time train times, alternative routes and accessibility options - will be developed further based on customer feedback.
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TfL celebrates 10 years of cycle hire amid record-breaking summer
Docking station numbers have more than doubled in the last 10 years, with riders now having access to 781 docking stations and more than 12,000 bikes, with an additional 1,700 new bikes currently being added to the fleet.
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Independent review to assess TfL’s future funding and financing
The review will be carried out by a panel with experience of public policy, Government reviews and reform of public bodies.
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TfL sets out plans for 24/7 London bus lane trial
The trial, planned for late summer, aims to make bus journey times more reliable throughout the day and support Government advice to avoid peak time travel.
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London moves forward with plans to power TfL Tube with green energy
The Mayor of London has set out plans to change the way the Transport for London (TfL) Tube network is supplied with electricity, making it more cost effective and tackling the climate emergency.
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How TfL’s Dial-a-Ride service has been helping London families during the pandemic
James Mead, General Manager of TfL's Dial-a-Ride, explains how the door-to-door service has been serving its communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, from delivering equipment to 'pop-up' hospitals, to helping provide food for those in need.
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TfL issues safety reminder to drivers amid increase in walkers and cyclists
With changes for drivers coming at a steady rate, TfL has issued a reminder to those in vehicles to be mindful of the extra walkers and cyclists on London roads.
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TfL to expand Satander Cycles scheme amid demand boom
Transport for London's Santander Cycles hire scheme is set for expansion following unprecedented levels of demand in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Face coverings to become mandatory on public transport in England
As of 15 June 2020 it will be mandatory for public transport passengers to wear face coverings in England, with operators and police able to issue fines and refuse service to those not complying.