TfL one step closer to setting up publicly owned bus company
TfL believes a new publicly owned bus company for London could better support efficiencies, innovation, and the needs of customers and workers.
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'Driverless cars don't see disabled people as people' - campaigners raise safety and access concerns
Driverless taxi trials have been approved in London, but disabled people are raising concerns about safety and accessibility and say the tech is a diversion from the greater need to make public transport accessible.
'Orwellian mass surveillance' - most Londoners have concerns about Live Facial Recognition
As Met and British Transport Police press on with trials at stations and shopping centres, polling shows a majority of Londoners raising concerns.
Concerns that TfL sidelined in driverless taxi rollout, says London Assembly
Caroline Russell, who chairs the London Assembly Transport Committee, said the government appear to have "stepped in on London's devolved powers". A few days later TfL announced the first pilot.
New DLR trains delayed - again
The phase out of the aging DLR trains was planned for 2023, but after repeated delays, TfL now expect to start introducing new trains late summer.
SUV dangers: new road safety plans 'not anti-motorist, anti-death', says Sadiq Khan
31% of London's cars are now SUVs and they present a greater danger to pedestrians than other cars, children under nine are at the highest risk of death.
'Irene should not have lost her life here' - Vigil for cyclist at New Cross Road
The community gathered to remember Irene Leardini who was killed in a traffic collision on 20 January, and to call for change along the dangerous road.