All news on the topic: Public transport

The man was booted from his flight after he stole another passenger's seat and refused to move, before 'verbally assaulting' her when asked to return to his own seat

User of the Uber app can already book Uber Boats by Thames Clippers, train journeys across the National Rail network, as well as Eurostar and coach travel with National Express and megabus

College union leader Jo Grady pays damages after falsely accusing firefighter Paul Embery of being a 'misogynist, a pervert and a liar'

The continuous spread of the super-infectious Covid variant Arcturus means the British public should revert to once again using face masks to protect themselves on public transport, it's been claimed

In an interview with The Mirror, shadow transport secretary Louise Haigh said she and her colleagues are 'chomping at the bit' to get into Government and address failures piling misery on passengers

Police are on the hunt for the naked passenger who – for reasons that remain unclear – decided to take off his clothes on the train from Polmont to Edinburgh Waverley

Andy Wilson, 82, will not be able to visit his wife of 62 years Marie, 85, at her care home after McGill's Buses announced plans to axe the number 22 bus that stops outside his house

The schoolgirl, aged just 15, was told to get off the bus by the driver while on her way home on her own from a dental appointment

Going by ferry may not be the quickest way to travel, but often it offers some of the most breath taking views and is a great way to discover a new city

THE BIG DEBATE: Former Newcastle and Tottenham winger Chris Waddle says Spurs should refund fans after their 6-1 hammering at St James' Park, but is he right?

The pathway for more than 45,000 runners at this year's London Marathon may be clear, but it wont be as easy to navigate the capital for millions of others today

Chanade Smith, from Derby, severely hurt her back while attempting to transport a heavy rabbit hutch in her house in 2013 and has only left her home three times in the last decade

Residents were left fearing they wouldn't be able to commute to work, college or school after their local bus stopped running through the villages of Rassau and Garnlydan near Ebbw Vale

The train passenger was forced to share their seat with a mum and her three kids, and slammed the woman as 'entitled' for expecting people to give up their seats for her

An analysis of official figures by the Liberal Democrats showed bus routes had been slashed by 7.5% nationwide in 2022 compared to the previous year

Married At First Sight UK star Jenna Robinson, 32, is determined to change the world with her lifestyle choices and zero-waste store

Andrew Cowell is embarking on a 320 mile journey from Allestree in Derby to Penzance in Cornwall, spending less than £40 on travel thanks to a new cap on bus ticket prices

Curtis, 15, who has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) and uses a wheelchair, was waiting to get the bus home on the evening of April 8 with his friend

A woman has been widely praised after she called out a 'creepy stranger' who tried to sit next to her on an empty bus, despite more or less all the other seats being available

Hundreds of shoppers descended on Cardiff city centre for some shopping this Easter weekend only to find themselves trapped inside St David's car park for hours

A woman stepped in to help a stranger after he was kicked off of a bus for being 50p short on his fare - and was baffled when the bus driver slammed her actions

Half of money-conscious adults say the cost-of-living crisis has changed their attitude towards savings - as they are now saving for smaller, everyday costs

Self-taught chef and Liverpool fan Benjamin Nessling is said to be a “Jekyll and Hyde character” with anger management issues after he followed a man into the train toilets and beat him unconscious

Claire Thomas, from Merthyr Tydfil, claimed she was limited in how much she could walk after the crash but was later found hiking waterfalls and jetting off on holidays

Hours after the launch of the Active Neighbourhood trial, in which roads were blocked to encourage people to not drive, planters placed in the way were set alight by fed up residents