Transport for London (TfL) has announced the resumption of applications for 18+ Student, 18-25 Care Leaver, and Apprentice Oyster photocards. This follows […]
Closures to allow essential track and platform upgrades to be completed ahead of the first new Piccadilly line test train arriving later […]
Applications are now open for Walking and Cycling Grants London until 9 September 2024 More than £565,000 is available to fund at […]
Data shows ULEZ expansion is working better than predicted, with London’s air quality continuing to improve at a faster rate than the […]
Transport for London is making up to £80.4 million of funding available to boroughs, over the next three years to improve road safety through various projects. These include reducing speeds and tackling high-risk areas such as dangerous roads and junctions. There’s also a significant focus on making bus travel more attractive, with £30 million allocated to deliver transformational bus infrastructure and operational improvements. Boroughs are key partners in achieving the Mayor’s Vision Zero goal of eliminating death and serious injury from the transport network. They play a crucial role in transforming local areas, ensuring safety for all road users and supporting active travel.
More than a billion Hopper journeys have made on a bus or tram since the scheme was introduced in September 2016. Figures […]
Krupesh Hirani has promised to help make Brent fairer, safer and better connected following being elected as London Assembly Member for Brent […]
The Mayor encourages Londoners back into the city as groundbreaking three-month off-peak Fridays trial launches Starting today, pay as you go with […]
Transport for London (TfL) has outlined ten stations it will assess for viability for step-free access work. Local London Assembly Member Krupesh […]
A consultation is underway on multiple bus routes which hope to connect existing routes to new infrastructure and areas where there has […]
