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.
Transport
'Imagine a Lewisham not dominated by cars' - what do council transport plans deliver?
Will Lewisham council's plans move the needle on improving road safety?
Sadiq Khan continues to 'vehemently oppose' plans for Heathrow expansion
The Mayor of London urged ministers to reject plans for a third runway, citing impacts on noise pollution, air quality, carbon emissions and the environment. The GMB union told MPs they expect the plans to bring thousands of 'well-paid, real-world wage jobs with pensions'.
'Profound consequences' - councils oppose Heathrow expansion plans
Council leaders condemned the draft policy, which they said made the assumption that expansion should proceed. They called on the government to properly consider alternatives, particularly a shift to rail.
'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.
Healthy Streets 2026: Lewisham scores lowest across inner-London for 3rd year in a row
Despite its lead on School Streets, Lewisham's poor scores on controlled parking, protected cycling and traffic reduction kept it at the bottom of the league for inner London boroughs.
ULEZ brought 40% reduction in air pollution deaths but 'job isn't over'
New report shows London's ULEZ saving thousands of lives every year, but toxic air from sources such as traffic, aviation and gas heating is still causing chronic illness and premature deaths across the capital.