DfT chief claims Leeds leg of HS2 “never fully written off”
The Department for Transport's permanent secretary says the government is "utterly committed" to running the high-speed line to the northern…
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Should we replace well-paid Tube drivers with driverless Tubes?
The fact that Tube drivers are very highly paid and the fact that they can bring the capital to a…
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Who’s responsible for women’s safety on their commute home?
With ongoing Tube strikes and taxi shortages, someone must take responsibility for women's safety.
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Why the godfather of the electric car is betting on public transport
Andy Palmer, the former CEO of Aston Martin, has traded luxury supercars for electric buses.
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Rishi Sunak’s transport cuts are a false economy – and the whole country will pay the price
The Chancellor’s self-imposed straitjacket on infrastructure spending means that difficult decisions need to be made on capital projects, however valuable…
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The great rail betrayal: Boris Johnson has abandoned the north
The government’s defence of its Integrated Rail Plan is like trying to persuade someone that cutting out the middle bit…
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Why is there an Uber shortage?
Have you noticed getting a taxi has become more difficult and expensive? You are not alone.
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No one is waging war on motorists – but maybe we should be
Face it, a world with fewer cars would be healthier, cleaner and just plain nicer.
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