All news on the topic: Transport for London

The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld complaints about two radio ads for the Ultra Low Emission Zone in London, as well as a separate ad by the Greater London Authority

One person has died after the crash outside Victoria Bus Station. Images from social media show the number 13 bus has collided with a shelter

Transport for London was branded "a disgrace" by Campaign Against Anti-Semitism following the incident, which happened on an Underground train on the Central line

Susan Hall, who is standing for the Conservatives in the London mayoral election, told Nick Ferrari she didn't know the cost of bus fares as she doesn't use them

Recent days have seen two electric buses catch fire in London, raising fears over the vehicles as Transport for London investigate to get to the root of the problem

A Conservative Party report said the cash spent on Royal Docks 'beach party', enjoyed by tens of thousands of locals, was 'wasted' and branded it a 'pointless scheme'

Jude Keil, 10, from Kent, has spent more than 300 days in hospital and baffled doctors around the world after losing his speech and only being able to move a few fingers

AutoTrader has highlighted a number of law changes with some of which could catch more learners out when they take their test in 2024. Fuel prices could also be set to rise

Henry Waines has been under the care of Great Ormond Street Hospital his whole life - he recently enjoyed a VIP visit to London St Pancras Underground Station

Many Londoners have blasted the new low emissions rules on some of the city's roads, but there are a number of exemptions and discounts available to help you avoid paying

Aslef, the train drivers' union, has today spoken out following lengthy delays on Elizabeth Line, which is on the London Underground network, on Thursday evening

Countdown presenter Rachel Riley was among those stuck on the Elizabeth Line for almost four hours - with photos showing groups of passengers walking along the tracks in near-freezing conditions, using their phones as torches

Heyfa Akubar, 43, rushed on foot from Woolwich Dockyard to Greenwich Islamic Centre in southeast London - around 1.4 miles away - after learning eight-year-old Mustafa Ahmed had been hit by a motorbike

Mohamed Mao, 49, and Heyfa Akubar, 43, from Woolwich, southeast London, lost their youngest son Mustafa Ahmed, eight, in a horror motorbike crash on in February

Tradesmen say they are being stung with an extra £6.50 an hour levy if they drive a diesel van, on top of hourly parking changes which range from £2.50 to £6.35, according to reports

If you’re squeamish about bugs you may not enjoy reading and hearing about bed bugs - but you most certainly will want to read these top tips for how to get rid of an infestation

The chant, which happened on Saturday as around 100,000 protesters took part in a pro-Palestinian demonstration to Marble Arch, Central London, was filmed and shared online

Cabinet Minister Suella Braverman is expected to raise an incident at the weekend with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley when the pair hold talks later

Footage shot by the woman shows her repeatedly telling him to stay away as he follows her along the platform and downstairs to the exit, threatening to take her phone away

Cops have said they are investigating a London underground driver who roused up passengers to chant pro-Palestinian slogans including 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free'

The bedbug infestation currently plaguing Paris looks set to get worse, with a possible sighting on UK public transport, so here are some expert certified tips to keep your home free of the bloodsucking pests

Two people have claimed they spotted bedbugs on public transport in London and Manchester, as Brits feel concerned about a potential infestation as has happened in France

A woman travelling on a Victoria Line train in London claims she spotted a bedbug crawling over her leg - but TfL said it is not aware of any outbreaks in London

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced a new 'fare deal for care leavers' scheme that he hopes will boost young people getting jobs or doing training

In the recent Money Saving Expert (MSE) newsletter, Martin Lewis highlighted that there was £500million sat on unused Oyster cards and explained how you could claim some money back