Safety concerns about the Night Tube are becoming too big to ignore
A Freedom of Information requests shows TfL expects widespread increases in crime and anti-social behaviour
Val Shawcross
Cracking down on fare evasion would save TfL millions
Some stations leave ticket barriers open more than 60 per cent of the time – staff cuts will make the problem worse
Sadiq Khan’s proposal to introduce a new bus ticket could save Londoners huge amounts
Simple changes like a one hour bus ticket would make a world of difference to Londoners
The case for partial devolution of London’s rail network
TfL has made great progress with the small part of the rail network it was given control of
‘Fit for the Future’? What ticket office closures mean for Londoners with disabilities
We don’t want to take a step back in accessible transport when we’ve only just started to take steps forward
More cuts risk leaving tube staff ‘dangerously isolated’ after jump in assaults
Assaults on London Underground employees have risen by 44 per cent, coinciding with staff cuts
Comment: New tube ticket machines won’t make up for the 900 staff Boris is axing
Elderly and disabled passengers will suffer the most from a lack of staff assistance
Rail bosses must get a grip on London’s commuter chaos
The continuing transport chaos is a growing embarrassment.
Freeze fares to protect Londoners struggling with the seventh year of fare rises
Boris has the choice to freeze fares. He just won’t do it.
Londoners are still waiting for the cycling revolution they were promised
In words the mayor committed to increasing both the safety and number of cyclists in the capital. In action he is spending only one per cent of the transport budget on cycling.