In a decisive move to address the ongoing oil crisis, the South Korean government has implemented a ban on state employees driving one day a week. This decision underscores the
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Tube drivers have announced the cancellation of planned strikes that were set for next week, allowing services to continue without disruption. However, the National Union of Rail Maritime and Transport
The Spanish government is preparing to introduce a nationwide public transport pass that will allow unlimited travel across the country by train or bus for a flat monthly fee of
FirstGroup is set to assume control of the London Overground rail operation starting next spring, after being named the preferred operator by Transport for London. This change sees FirstGroup replacing
Britain’s largest bus and coach companies have issued a warning that rural transport services could come under threat if the government decides to raise national insurance or fuel duty in
Gatwick Airport’s ambition to launch a second runway by 2030 faces mounting obstacles as business rates and transport logistics take centre stage in negotiations. Outgoing chief executive Stewart Wingate remains
The UK government has once again postponed a decision on permanent legislation for e-scooter rentals, granting an extension to the national trial period until May 2028. Operators such as Voi
London’s Elizabeth line has achieved a remarkable milestone, recording 500 million passenger journeys since its May 2022 launch. This achievement has effectively restored rail passenger numbers to pre-Covid levels, demonstrating
Transport disruption across London has been averted as train drivers’ union Aslef suspended planned strike action following an improved pay offer from Transport for London (TfL). The industrial action, scheduled
The Scottish Government is facing criticism for its decision to reinstate peak rail fares across the country after a year-long pilot scheme aimed at encouraging reduced car usage and addressing
