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One man has died and 15 people were taken to hospital after a ‘low-speed’ collision involving two trains in North Wales on Monday evening.
A Welsh council has made broad cuts to its school transport provision – with some only affecting children taught in English.
In the second of an occasional series, Chris Ames recounts a train trip to Austria in the aftermath of September's catastrophic floods.
Bank details of around 5,000 Transport for London customers could have been obtained in the cyber attack on the transport authority, which has had to reset the online accounts of around 30,000 staff.
Legislation is being laid before parliament today to give all local transport authorities (LTAs) across England access to new powers to run their own bus services.
The Government’s extension of contactless pay-as-you-go rail travel beyond London could be completed four years late, it has emerged.
Cambridgeshire County Council will plead guilty to two health and safety offences after three people died in collisions on its guided busway.
Personal travel by people in England increased last year but remained below pre-pandemic trends, with cars still the ‘mode of choice’ for journeys over a mile, according to the latest Government statistics.
A further 47 rail stations in South East England are set to introduce tap-in, tap-out technology next month – around 18 months late after technical problems were encountered during testing.
“ Sara Ulrich, a resilience and wargaming expert at PA Consulting, asks why so many are waiting for fresh disruption before they act to build always-on resilience. ”
Tom Cummins and Viraf Avari, customer experience and operating model experts at PA Consulting, ask: How can transport organisations deliver excellent customer experience enabled by their operating model and AI?
West Yorkshire mayor Tracy Brabin is due to announce on Thursday whether the combined authority that she leads will take forward proposals for bus franchising, but bus operators have poured resources into promoting their preferred option.
Chris Ames visits Paris 2024 by public transport, swims in a Bruges canal, and lives to tell the tale.
