The Latest Breaking News from Transport for London

Funding gap in Transport for London’s finances means free travel in capital early in the morning may not be restored

Weekend Tube and bus passenger numbers back to 100 per cent of pre-pandemic levels

The Mayor of London said he believes the consultation had been “hijacked” by opponents

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said it is a ‘momentous moment for cycling’ in the capital.

The schemes restrict through-traffic in residential streets to make them quieter and safer.

Direct Crossrail services between suburbs of east and west London to begin in November

Following losses of £1.5bn in annual fare revenues incurred during the pandemic, Transport for London recently signed a deal with the UK government for emergency funding. The agreement ensures that new train orders, bridge repairs and tube upgrades will continue as planned. It also will lead to tube fares rising…

Higher than expected passenger numbers on the Elizabeth Line have resulted in a £20 million fares bonus for Transport for London. More than two million trips a week have been taken on the £20 billion line since its central section between Paddington and Abbey Wood opened on May 24. A report…

Passengers take two million trips a week and it’s the most reliable route in the UK

Transport for London has announced a number of changes to improve DLR services

Around 5,000 low-waged contractors for Transport for London will get the same free travel perk as people who work directly for the network, mayor Sadiq Khan announced