The Latest Breaking News from Department for Transport

The Department for Transport has disputed claims that the 50 per cent rise in the cap on a single bus ticket equates to a 1p rise in income tax

Details have emerged over how transport secretary Louise Haigh’s intervention ensured a new cap in bus fares would feature in the Budget

The UK Department for Transport announced a broad decarbonization strategy in 2020, updated in 2021. Both plans specifically mention bikes. Here's an update.

The UK's Department for Transport has launched an investigation into the brightness of modern headlights, following a petition from 10,000 drivers.

A record 153,000 Britons aged 90 or above held a full licence in November, PA news agency analysis found.

Uber is courting its arch enemy, London black cabs, inviting them to add their services to its app for the first time. Licensed taxis in 33 countries, including France and the US, have already received similar invitations. According to Uber this has brought significant new trade to traditional taxis.

Dr Gail Bradbrook found guilty of criminal damage to Department for Transport building in 2019

The Rail Delivery Group said the strikes threatened the industry’s ‘long-term sustainability’.

Brake, which campaigns to boost road safety, said ‘reducing speed saves lives’