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The price cuts are part of Government plans to help reduce the cost of living and encourage more sustainable travel

The Egyptian government is developing its railway network to provide distinguished services to passengers of trains and Cairo metro, Minister of Transport Kamel al-Wazir said. Wazir said President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi had directed to expand and complete the railway network and develop and rehabilitate Helwan and Shubra el-Kheima train stations.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said he will make it easier for hauliers moving equipment between Britain and the EU.

CITU-affiliated outfits to keep off stir that calls for salary disbursal before fifth of every month

"Young Blake Corney's life should never have been lost. Our work does not finish here and we will continue to relentlessly pursue road safety in the future," Transport Minister Chris Steel said.

The United Kingdom's Department for Transport is starting a noise camera trials program around the country to refine tech to crack down on noisy cars and bikes.

I rather like the High Line, New York’s elevated linear park that was created on a disused railroad spur on the west side of Manhattan. Impressive views, industrial chic vibes and plentiful food options. But I prefer actual train lines.

The Cabinet minister claimed Mr Khan displayed ‘breathtaking political cynicism’.

The Transport Secretary said he would report the matter to the Electoral Commission watchdog

The TUC said it would be ‘impossible’ to make planned cuts without losing ‘safety-critical jobs’.

Tasmanian school crossing guard Brett Carhart says he has nearly been run over and abused by people who "needed to get to the hairdresser real quick" and now feels safer wearing a body camera.