The Latest Breaking News from TfL

Government expansion of operator’s enforcement powers aims to make capital’s roads safer for cyclists

Transport for London will use its CCTV network to enforce car-free cycle lanes on key roads

RMT’s Mick Lynch urges London mayor not to ‘sacrifice our members’ pensions and jobs to fit within budget restraints laid down by Boris Johnson’

More than 90% of RMT members who voted back further stoppages in dispute over pensions and job cuts

Rail passengers faced further disruption on Friday because of a deadlocked dispute over jobs, pay and conditions.

Hopes of an end to the dispute that has caused four Tube strikes in three months have risen after Sadiq Khan signalled he accepted union demands not to cut staff pensions.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said he has had ‘zero engagement’ from the Government on a long-term TfL funding plan.

The Government has granted TfL an 11th-hour extension on its current funding deal to keep services running

A Labour assembly member has suggested that people in outer London could buy a ULEZ-compliant car for £3,000 if they are concerned about paying the daily charge.

It is no way to run a city, let alone the country’s economic powerhouse. The latest short-term funding deal for TfL runs out tomorrow. Without a new agreement, the Mayor says that the network will have no choice but to enter a period of “managed decline” that could overturn years…

A prominent London MP on Thursday said the Government should consider taking Transport for London out of Sadiq Khan’s hands because of the ongoing Tube strikes and proposed bus cuts.