London Tramlink upgrade continues
Central Croydon services suspended from 11 to 16 February. ...
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Less than one month to go until Barclays Cycle Hire goes east
Extension of the scheme to open on Thursday 8 March. Almost 10 million hires since launch. ...
Read more ›Changes to travel around Paddington Station due to Crossrail works
Bus diversions and changes to local stopping arrangements. ...
Read more ›Incident response on the Tube to be boosted under ‘Blue Light’ trial
The specialist unit that responds to emergency incidents on the Tube network will be able to cut through London's traffic more quickly under a trial being carried out with the British Transport Police (BTP). ...
Read more ›London Tramlink upgrade continues
London Tramlink passengers will have a more comfortable journey on a more reliable service following upgrade works on the network next week. ...
Read more ›TfL confirms priority junctions for cycle safety review
Transport for London (TfL) holds initial meeting with cycling groups and other road user representatives. The first junctions proposed for priority review include St George's Circus, Highbury Corner and Stockwell Gyratory. ...
Read more ›TfL works to keep London moving as week begins with lingering snow
Leon Daniels, Managing Director of Surface Transport, said: ...
Read more ›Consultation opens on proposed package of improved river crossings in east and south east London
Transport for London (TfL) today launched an initial public consultation asking for views on a proposed package of measures to improve river crossings in east and south-east London. ...
Read more ›Docklands Light Railway signalling upgrade gets final testing
Docklands Light Railway (DLR) passengers can look forward to quicker journeys and an even greater level of reliability than the current 97 per cent following a final test of new signalling software across the network this weekend. ...
Read more ›TfL-funded police officers continue to reduce Blackwall Tunnel delays for drivers
Unplanned tunnel closures delaying drivers reduced by almost a third. More than 900 vehicles stopped and checked by Police Tunnels Team to reduce stoppages caused by accidents, breakdowns and over-height vehicles. ...
Read more ›Mayor of London helps 71 schools get pupils cycling
The Mayor and Transport for London (TfL) are helping 71 schools in outer London to set up cycling clubs through grants to help them buy bikes and cycling equipment for pupils. ...
Read more ›London prepares for cold weather
The Mayor of London, Transport for London (TfL) and London Councils - the body representing all 32 of London's boroughs and the City of London - have set out the measures underway to keep London moving during any coming bad weather. ...
Read more ›Transport for London Board rejects London 2012 Games taxi fare increase
The Transport for London (TfL) Board has today rejected a proposal to increase taxi fares by 22 per cent during the London 2012 Games. ...
Read more ›Mayor announces innovative bus technology set to deliver cleaner air across London
Trials show abatement equipment reduces bus nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by 88 per cent and particulate matter (PM10) emissions by 77 per cent. ...
Read more ›TfL reveals design for transformed Euston Circus junction
Junction will provide new public space as well as better facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. ...
Read more ›Tube performance on track for a successful Games
Latest performance figures show that reliability is better on every line compared to the same period last year. Record passenger numbers as demand continues to grow. ...
Read more ›Major campaign launched to help people ‘Get Ahead of the Games’ and keep London and the UK moving in 2012
The UK Government, Mayor of London, London 2012 and the UK's transport networks today joined forces to launch a major new national campaign to encourage the travelling public to 'Get Ahead of the Games'. ...
Read more ›Changes to travel around Paddington Station due to Crossrail works
Bus diversions and changes to local stopping arrangements. ...
Read more ›DLR launches a new three-car route and enhanced timetable to meet Games-time demand
From today longer and more frequent trains are in service on the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) to help meet increasing demand and set the network on course for the London 2012 Games. ...
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