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  • Revealed: The London bus drivers ‘abandoned’ to the pandemic

    February 2, 2021

    London bus drivers have told Morning Wire they were “abandoned” by their employers and unions alike and forced to fend for themselves as the coronavirus pandemic swept across the UK. Speaking on condition of anonymity, a number of drivers revealed to Morning Wire the personal risks to which they have been exposed while keeping essential [...]

  • Tunnel vision? Why the approved Thames crossing at Silvertown could be in doubt

    January 30, 2021

    London's new road tunnel at Silvertown was years in the making and given the go-ahead by Sadiq Khan in 2019, but ever since then opposition to the eastern crossing has grown.

  • Red Light: Why Streetscape decision is a speed bump to Mayor’s ambition

    January 28, 2021

    As any local politician will tell you, how citizens get around is a fiercely important issue which can rumble for years without bursting into a crisis.  For the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, however, that crisis has come, and low-level rumblings must now be addressed as a strategic problem. Last year, as lockdown and other [...]

  • Electric bikes are bucking the work from home trend – and are here to stay

    January 28, 2021

    The global pandemic has transformed the way people travel for work – if they are going into the office at all – and this transformation is here to stay. In most circumstances, this means fewer miles driven, vacant public transport networks, and unfilled flights. Yet, one means of transportation is bucking this trend – the [...]

  • Long-term funding deal for TfL can ‘fuel’ UK recovery, says network boss

    January 26, 2021

    Transport for London’s (TfL) commissioner this morning said that a long-term funding package for the beleaguered transport network could help fuel the UK’s post-Covid recovery. At the moment, the operator is currently being propped up by the second of two six-month bailouts worth a combined £3.3bn from the government. But come 31 March, TfL will [...]

  • TfL boss: Waterloo and City line can be opened “pretty quickly” when demand returns

    January 26, 2021

    Transport for London’s commissioner has this morning guaranteed that the Waterloo and City line will reopen, but said that other lines were currently being prioritised. Andy Byford told Morning Wire that the line was still closed for “practical” reasons. “But it absolutely will reopen, the only question is when. That can be a decision that [...]

  • London buses converted into temporary ambulances to ease Covid pressure

    January 21, 2021

    Two London buses have been converted into temporary ambulances to alleviate the pressure of Covid-19 on the NHS across the capital. Starting the service in the next few days, NHS staff have been prepped and vaccinated to transport up to four patients in the makeshift ambulances which have been stripped of seats and adapted with [...]

  • TfL adds 300 electric vehicle charging points ahead of ULEZ expansion

    January 21, 2021

    Transport for London (TfL) has now installed nearly 6,000 electric vehicle charging points across London as preparations for an expanded Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) continue apace. The transport network this morning said that it had managed to hit its target of installing 300 more charge points this year, despite delays from the coronavirus pandemic. [...]

  • Maskforce: TfL beefs up enforcement of face coverings

    January 20, 2021

    Transport for London (TfL) has hardened its stance against passengers refusing to wear face coverings, after figures released today showed it has handed out almost 2,000 fines for mask-flouters. TfL announced it has expanded its team of enforcement officers to crack down on a “small minority” of the public refusing to comply with social distancing [...]

  • High Court rules TfL’s ‘Streetspace’ plan unlawful

    January 20, 2021

    The High Court has today ruled that Transport for London’s “Streetspace” plan treated London’s taxi drivers unlawfully. In her judgement, Justice Lang said that TfL “took advantage of the pandemic” to push through “radical changes” to London’s streets. The “ill-considered” response to the pandemic saw taxis banned from using bus lanes in order to ply [...]

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