All news on the topic: Transport for London

An ’aggressive’ London Underground passenger killed an Elizabeth Line worker with a single punch to the face after missing his train, a court heard.

The first platforms at London’s new £4.3 billion Old Oak Common have been completed in a rare piece of good news for the troubled HS2 project.

Uber and Wayve have launched their first fleet of autonomous "robo-taxis" in London - and LBC has been given exclusive access to the new vehicles as they take to the streets of the capital.

Thousands of commuters using London Underground’s Central Line face severe disruption this morning after trackside equipment was damaged by vandals overnight.

The Conservatives have taken aim at Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan over fare evasion in the capital, which they say is costing Londoners a whopping £190 million in lost revenue.

Passengers have been warned of major disruption to bus journeys over the coming months as drivers are set to walk out over a heatwave row.

Commuters could soon travel to work or home in a ‘driverless pod’ – if a non-profit gets its way.

Residents and councillors in Islington, north London, have been left “gobsmacked” at the £130,000 cost of a new zebra crossing in the area.

Two teenagers have been jailed for 11 years after a sophisticated hack that that paralysed Transport for London.

Two “experienced and talented hackers” forced Transport for London (TfL) to “pull the plug” on its systems at a cost of £29 million, a court has heard.

Two men pleaded guilty in the United Kingdom this week to criminal charges stemming from an August 2024 cyberattack that crippled Transport for London, the entity responsible for the public transport network in the Greater London area.

Two men have pleaded guilty to offences in connection with a massive cyber attack which caused Transport for London (TfL) months of disruption and cost the operator £39m.

A murder investigation has been launched after a London bus driver died following an assault on Battersea Bridge.

London Underground drivers will go on strike today due to a dispute over pay and jobs, threatening travel disruption for commuters and visitors to the capital.

It comes after one doctor revealed he was one ticket away from a driving ban after being caught driving at 22mph in a 20mph zone.

Sir Sadiq Khan is increasing his funding of debt collectors that track down unpaid council tax and business rates in London.

Two teenagers accused of carrying out a “serious, extensive, sustained, and highly sophisticated” cyberattack on Transport for London (TfL) have appeared in court.

Train operator LNER reported that passengers’ contact details and some information about past journeys were accessed during a cyberattack.

To add to the confusion, the TFL website crashed as users searched for travel solutions. Hundreds of thousands of commuters reportedly attempted to access the site simultaneously, overwhelming its servers.

Tube drivers are demanding a 75 percent discount on all their rail travel at the start of a strike poised to paralyze London.

Commuters who took matters into their own hands when a Tube passenger dropped his trousers in a crowded London Underground carriage could face arrest, the Daily Mail can reveal today.