A major disaster was narrowly averted on London Underground this morning when a driverless train careered through six stations.

The Charring Cross branch of the Northern Line remains suspended after an engineering train broke away at Archway at 5.25am.

For 13 terrifying minutes staff desperately ordered trains to ...

Mayor Boris Johnson has told Transport for London to "pull out all the stops" in his bid to thwart Tube strikes crippling the capital.

From 5pm Monday, 10,000 London Underground staff will walkout for 24 hours in a row over 800 ticket office job losses after talks at ...

London's cycle hire scheme will not be ready for casual use until the end of the year, according to the Mayor's staff.

Computer software problems and concerns that tens of thousands of extra cyclists a day could cause the system to collapse have forced transport chiefs to kick ...

Network Rail has attempted to head off any major cuts to the £16.5bn Crossrail project by promising to deliver the scheme cheaper and quicker.

It is widely assumed that Chancellor George Osborn will downgrade the East-West London rail link in his October spending review by 5%. Earlier this ...

1st strike set for 6 September others planned for Sunday October 3; Tuesday November 2, and Sunday November 28.

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London's tube system will come to a standstill following a decision by the RMT and the TSSA  with "a rolling series ...

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The RMT is expected to announce a series of strikes on London's underground network with business groups already warning of "massive disruption" to the London economy.

The strikes organised to protest against job cuts are scheduled for the week beginning September 6, the day ...

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Almost 6.5 million British adults (14%) are planning to take their cars abroad over the next 12 months, according to new research(1) from Sainsbury's Car Insurance

Unsurprisingly, France is by far the most popular country for Brits planning to drive their cars ...

Casual use on London's £140m cycle hire scheme has been postponed once again as "teething problems" continue to hit the service.

Unregistered users will have to wait until mid September to swipe, pay and pick up a bike nearly two months since it was launched. 100,000 journeys have ...