The Latest Breaking News from Transport for London

Havering Council has become the latest authority to refuse to co-operate with Transport for London (TfL) on the planned expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez).

Transport for London spent just over £23,000 on a campaign to celebrate the 160th anniversary of the Tube, it has revealed.

‘Busy Lizzie’ has raised £50m in additional fares for TfL and become busiest rail line in UK

After months of legal battles, Ulez now extends to London’s borders with Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, and Surrey

The final part of the line’s staggered opening will increase peak frequencies from 22 to 24 trains per hour

Ulez is set to be expanded across the whole of Greater London next year, forcing around 200,000 more vehicles a day to pay £12.50 to drive in the capital

North Londoners faced long delays on roads on Tuesday after a water main burst on the A41 in Hendon following freezing overnight temperatures.

Transport for London’s initiative encourages people to recognise the signs of sexual harassment and ‘safely intervene’.

The number of cars driven in central London increased by almost 60 per cent after Sadiq Khan stopped enforcing the congestion charge at night, it can be revealed.Transport for London’s own data shows the dramatic impact of the Mayor’s decision to shorten the £15-a-day C-charge’s operating hours, ending it at…

Gareth Bacon, MP for Orpington, criticised Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s plans to tackle air pollution

Plus! It’s the Tube’s 160th anniversary