All news on the topic: Public transport

France’s public transport network will be targeted by eight unions coordinating action on March 7 in a dispute over pension reforms, prompting the UK's Foreign Office to issue a travel warning

Trade union Aslef has announced a walkout on March 15 after 99% of members who voted back industrial action in a dispute over pensions and working arrangements

A mum has complained after her recent train journey was 'ruined' by another woman who 'talked endlessly' on her phone - but not everyone agrees with her moaning

Cheaper bus tickets will be available in England for an extra three months after government ministers dropped their threat to axe the £2 fare cap at the end of March

Your phone could stop you being a victim of cyber-flashing thanks to Apple's unnoticed change to the Airdrop settings - and users don't even have to do anything other than update

Two women share their experiences of feeling 'vulnerable' after being sent unsolicited Airdrops as cyber-flashing is set to become a criminal offence amid the Online Safety Bill

Brits have been told to prepare for a second Beast from the East storm this month after yellow warnings from Met Office and snow maps showed a 1,000km blizzard heading over to the UK

A mum has been branded 'entitled' after she refused to make her 17-year-old son give up his bus seat for an elderly woman - as he was 'feeling dizzy' and needed to sit

Labour called on the Government to offer new guarantees under the Bus Recovery Grant as a crunch deadline looms for transport operators and passengers

A travel expert has shared their travel tips including why you should try and avoid airport taxis when you're on holidays abroad - and other useful tricks

Most people wait until after their shift to do the food shopping, especially if they provide public transport but that didn't stop this bus driver pulling over mid-journey to pick up a plantain

The expansion of the Ultra Zone Emission Zone from this August will cover Heathrow Airport, meaning people driving to the West London travel hub by car will face an extra cost

The Edinburgh property is selling for offers over £584,000, and located on Harlaw Road, Balerno, with a lively stream running through its picturesque garden full of mature greenery is the local Bavelaw Burn

A new survey by ScrapCarComparison has revealed motorists are frequently driving while unwell, including suffering from headaches or taking medication, as they have been warned not risk dangerous driving

Forget the train strikes, it's the planned engineering works driving Eva Simpson mad, and the pathetic excuses from rail companies

Goher Damani won't go to prison and has been hospitalised indefinitely under Section 37 of the Mental Health Act after a number of harrowing attacks on children in south London

A retired grandad has hit out at a mayor's plans and fears he will now be charged £12.50 whenever he needs to leave his home - and may have to get a smaller car

John Hinton, from North Ferriby, East Yorkshire, has travelled to Chile and the Atacama Desert, Easter Island, South Africa, Russia, Iceland, India and Canada since being diagnosed with Parkinson's

A pensioner has left members of the public divided after a video was posted showing her appearing to shout at a mum and son when they refused to give up their seat on the bus

A woman filmed a creepy encounter on the top deck of a double decker bus with a man who blew her kisses, waved and smiled for several minutes before approaching her

The Environment Agency has issued 29 flood warnings along with 90 alerts across England, as recent wet weather means that even areas which avoid the worst of today's deluge could be at risk of flooding

The government is planning new laws that will limit the right to strike by allowing employers to sack staff and sue trade unions, it is reported, following months of industrial action

The suggestion comes from the Midlands Connect think tank as it seeks to help the UK meet net-zero pledges, curb the use of polluting vehicles and bolster public transport

About seven million people visit the university city each year - now the council is planning to trial new measures which will close off routes to drivers without permits

The government could give striking workers extra perks to bring crippling industrial action to an end but it will "hold firm" on pay, a Whitehall source reportedly said