Boy, 14, Charged Over Teen's E-Scooter Death
A 14-year-old boy faces charges including causing death by dangerous driving after a teenager died in a collision between an e-scooter and a car in Wythenshawe last year.
Category : Transport
Airports Reintroduce Covid-Style Checks for Nipah Virus
Asian airports implement enhanced screening for travellers from India following a Nipah virus outbreak, with Thailand, Taiwan and Nepal introducing preventative measures.
Woman Critically Injured in Harrow Car Crash
A 43-year-old woman is fighting for her life after a car collided with a tree in Harrow, North London, injuring four people. Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage.
HS2 Euston Tunnel Dig Starts Despite Station Doubts
Engineers have launched the Madeleine tunnel boring machine for HS2's 4.5-mile route from Old Oak Common to Euston, despite ongoing uncertainty over the station's future funding and development.
London's 310 Bus Route Extended for Jewish Community Safety
Transport for London has made the 310 bus route permanent and plans to extend its hours and route to improve safety for Jewish communities in North and East London.
London Buses Could Become Less Frequent and More Crowded
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has declined to commit to maintaining current bus service levels, raising fears of route cuts and overcrowding as operators face financial pressures.
HS2 Euston Tunnel Starts: Regeneration Plan Demanded
Tunnelling for HS2's Euston link commences as Business LDN demands a concrete regeneration strategy for the area, highlighting project delays and cost overruns.
Idris Elba Fined for Scooter Speeding in London
Actor Sir Idris Elba has been convicted and fined £316 after being caught riding his scooter at 28mph in a 20mph zone on Chelsea Embankment in Central London.
Cyclist Dies After Tower Hamlets Crash
A 23-year-old cyclist has died in hospital five days after a collision with a car on Commercial Road in Tower Hamlets. Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses.
Northern Line Passenger Assaulted and Followed
British Transport Police release CCTV image after man was violently attacked on a Northern Line train from Kennington to Oval, then followed and assaulted again at Oval station.
Tributes to London Taxi Driver Killed in Essex Crash
Family and community mourn Christopher Bottoms, a former Met Police officer turned black cab driver, killed in a collision in Aveley that also claimed an 18-year-old's life.
Storm Chandra Flooding Traps Cars, Disrupts Travel
Storm Chandra brings severe flooding, trapping drivers in Devon and Cornwall, while rail lines close and flights are cancelled across the UK amid weather warnings.
EHRC's Constructive Shift on Gender Guidance Under New Chair
The Equality and Human Rights Commission is adapting its guidance on single-sex spaces to balance legal requirements with practical impacts on businesses and transgender individuals under new chair Mary-Ann Stephenson.
Eurostar Refund Delays After Channel Tunnel Power Outage
Eurostar passengers stranded in Brussels due to a power failure are reporting unpaid expenses claims, with some receiving only £120 vouchers instead of promised full refunds.
UK Pickup Truck Boom: Safety and Pollution Fears Rise
Exclusive data reveals US-style pickup truck registrations in the UK have nearly doubled since 2014, with campaigners warning of increased danger to pedestrians and environmental damage.
TfL charges utility firms £2.5k daily to reduce bus delays
Transport for London will charge utility companies up to £2,500 per day for road closures to tackle congestion and speed up bus journeys by 2030, as bus speeds drop.
Sadiq Khan: 10 New Elizabeth Line Trains Coming Soon
Mayor Sadiq Khan confirms the rollout schedule for 10 new Elizabeth line trains, with the first batch entering service this year and the rest in 2027, as TfL anticipates a surge in passenger numbers.
Record High E-Bike and E-Scooter Fires in London
London Fire Brigade attended over 200 e-bike and e-scooter fires in 2025, with two fatalities. Officials call for urgent regulation of online sales and battery safety standards.
Asian Airports Reintroduce Covid-Style Health Checks
Airports across Asia are implementing Covid-style health screenings and enhanced cleaning measures in response to a Nipah virus outbreak in India, with Thailand, Nepal and Taiwan taking preventative action.
East Croydon bike racks saved after campaign victory
Southern Rail has reversed its decision to remove popular bike racks at East Croydon station following a successful local campaign. The racks will now be upgraded and secured.
Waterloo-Clapham Rail Disruption This Weekend
South Western Railway warns of significant disruption between London Waterloo and Clapham Junction this weekend due to engineering works, affecting multiple suburban and long-distance routes.
Child-Free Train Carriages Divide Opinion in France
France's SNCF introduces child-free carriages on select TGV trains, sparking controversy over family exclusion versus premium travel comfort.
Boy, 10, Critical After Stanmore Car Crash
A 10-year-old boy remains in critical condition after being hit by a car while crossing Honeypot Lane in Stanmore. The driver has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving.
Waymo Expands London Tests Despite US Safety Probe
Waymo confirms testing autonomous vehicles in London for 2026 launch while facing regulatory scrutiny in the US over school bus incidents in Texas.
Digital Oyster Cards Coming to London Smartphones
London's Oyster card system is poised for a major modernisation, with TfL awarding a new contract to bring digital versions to smartphone wallets.
Police Hunt Man After Euston Tube Station Incident
British Transport Police have launched a CCTV appeal to identify a man who exposed himself to a woman at Euston Underground station in December.
TSA's 2025 List: Bizarre Airport Confiscations Revealed
The TSA's 2025 list of unusual confiscations includes a fake pipe bomb in Idaho and turtles hidden in clothing at Newark and Miami airports, highlighting strict security protocols.
Three Tube Lines Face Severe Delays on Monday Morning
Severe delays on the Circle, Hammersmith and City, and Metropolitan lines due to late engineering works cause disruption for London commuters.
Arsenal Tube Station: 13 Miles From Its Namesake
Discover why Arsenal Underground station is located 13 miles from its geographical namesake in Woolwich, tracing the football club's relocation and station renaming history.
LaGuardia Airport Closes Amid Deadly US Snowstorm
New York's LaGuardia Airport has closed due to a historic snowstorm, causing massive flight cancellations and at least five deaths in NYC.
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