The Latest Breaking News from TfL

The mayor said TfL was working with experts to allow it to restore its systems, but the impact on Londoners has ‘not been as bad as it could have been’

Sadiq Khan’s new road tunnel under Thames in east London is due to open in first three months of 2025

Brett Kemp says he’s had just two viewings in three weeks for his property in Purley, in London - and now he’s been forced to lower the asking price

TfL has had to suspend online applications for Zip Cards and the 60+ Oyster card since it spotted on September 1 that its website had been targeted by hackers

It is only the latest “cyber security incident” to inflict the capital’s vital infrastructure. Ten of London’s biggest train stations, including Euston, Victoria and King’s Cross, have had their Wi-Fi networks hacked, as Network Rail investigates a breach across the country.

People walking, cycling, or motorcycling accounted for 82 per cent of fatalities in 2023

Investigations underway into cyberattacks on UK railway stations' Wi-Fi networks and Transport for London.

London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly and Birmingham New Street among those targeted with terrorism message

Electrician Joseph Nicholls threatened to attack TfL’s Ulez contractors by ‘smashing them in the face’

I tried to pay the congestion charge twice but it didn’t collect the pending payments

Rickshaw bikes are treated as stage carriages, meaning anyone can buy a pedicab and begin charging people fees.