#transport-for-london

#transport-for-london

Transport for London's cyber incident has compromised customer data, leading to password resets for 30,000 employees and significant IT disruptions.

TfL is increasing enforcement action against drivers evading ULEZ penalty charges to enhance public transport funding and improve air quality in London.

Negotiations between TfL and transport unions seek to avert scheduled strikes and address various demands amicably.

The introduction of new electric buses on the 358 route is aimed at promoting zero emissions and improving public transport efficiency.

Transport for London has no plans to widen narrow Tube platforms due to time and financial constraints despite safety and capacity concerns.

TfL's Oyster photocards remain unavailable due to a cyberattack, affecting thousands of users and causing significant travel disruptions.

Euston Station closure due to a track casualty affecting multiple Tube lines and services.

Emergency services are currently managing the situation at Euston Station.

Bank station was evacuated due to smoke from a faulty train, leading to a temporary closure and emergency response.

Kilburn High Road station is closed due to a gas leak, prompting emergency services and rerouted bus services.

Two women were hospitalized after a bus in Dagenham collided with a tree, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries.

TfL aims to power its Underground network with up to 64 megawatts of solar energy, contributing to London's sustainability goals.

Route 358 is testing electric buses with rapid pantograph charging to improve service reliability and eliminate mid-route returns to the garage.

TfL's 'In Bloom' competition highlights gardening initiatives aimed at sustainability, community impact, and environmental improvement.

Paddington's Elizabeth line station is introducing turtle barriers to improve safety by encouraging lift use for passengers with heavy luggage.

TfL awarded the concession for the Elizabeth line to GTS Rail Operations after a competitive bidding process.

The Park Lane homeless camp was dismantled due to safety concerns after outreach support efforts.

Transport for London views the removal as a last resort following efforts to aid homeless individuals.

A man was stabbed at Becontree tube station; he is hospitalized but not critically injured.

Transport for London must improve its safety response following fatal bus accidents, as highlighted by the experiences of affected families.

Lord Blunkett is advocating for improved safety measures on tube platforms after an injury from falling into the gap, particularly for visually impaired individuals.

Battersea Bridge will undergo 11 months of roadworks to enhance safety after a jogger's death, involving new crossings and lanes.

Temporary traffic lights were installed after vandalism left major junctions in Rainham without signals for four days.

Call for improved road safety following a tragic cycling incident.

Parents advocate for traffic calming measures and enforcement of speed limits.

Cycling campaign stresses need for safer crossings and infrastructure.

Roads in Greenwich will close for three nights for cycleway extension work by TfL, starting on November 11 from 9pm to 5am.

London Underground drivers will work four-day weeks with improved pay and conditions after negotiations between Aslef union and TfL.

A planned strike by London Underground drivers has been called off after successful negotiations, averting potential service disruptions.

Aslef union suspends planned Tube strikes in London after reaching an improved pay offer.

TfL resumed Oyster photocard applications after addressing a sophisticated cyber security incident, ensuring customer data protection and service restoration.

TfL has resumed processing applications for Oyster photocards after a two-month pause caused by a cyber attack, with refunds planned for affected customers.

TfL is investing £15 million to enhance toilet facilities across London stations, ensuring accessibility and inclusion for all passengers.

The Priority Seating Week aims to raise awareness of priority seating through children's artwork to encourage adults to give their seats to those in need.

Transport for London will invest £15 million in restroom facilities to improve accessibility for those with chronic health conditions, providing greater travel confidence.

TfL is set to improve public toilet access at London railway stations to enhance passenger convenience and comfort.

The new exhibition explores 160 years of the London Underground map, highlighting Harry Beck's significant contributions and design evolution.

RMT union calls off planned strike after receiving a better pay offer from London Underground.

RMT strikes on the London Underground called off after pay talks with Transport for London.

No plans to widen narrow Tube station platforms despite safety concerns.

The Bakerloo Line extension into south-east London has taken a step forward with TfL selecting firms to study station feasibility.

London Underground staff may strike over a pay offer below inflation rates, prompting TSSA union to prepare for action.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced plans to recover £376 million in unpaid Ulez fines, emphasizing compliance among drivers and addressing concerns for low-income residents.

Uber's operating license in London has been renewed under conditions, reflecting ongoing regulatory scrutiny.

Safety and compliance issues continue to challenge Uber's operations in London.

Hundreds of London cab drivers faced wrongful charges due to an IT glitch, leading to Transport for London cancelling the penalties.

E-scooter regulations in London have been eased to enhance rider experience but have raised safety concerns among advocacy groups.

A man struggles to sell his home due to a portable toilet installed by TfL that neighbors were not consulted about.

Hundreds of London black-cab drivers were wrongly penalised for entering exempt zones due to an IT glitch, causing widespread concern.

TfL seeks government funding for Bakerloo line extension, potentially starting construction in the 2030s and operational by 2040.

The Bakerloo line extension is moving forward with feasibility design contracts awarded for four new stations, set to improve connectivity and benefit local communities.

Refurbishment of the Gallows Corner flyover could start in March 2025, pending government approval and funding.

Mayor Sadiq Khan must intensify collection efforts for unpaid Ulez fines to protect transport investment funding.

TfL will cancel Ulez charges incorrectly issued due to vandalized cameras misaligned outside the zone.

TfL may have to refund millions in fines to Dutch lorry drivers after unlawful charge issuance.

86 people died or were severely injured in London bus crashes in late 2023; victims advocate for safety reviews and accountability measures.

The expansion of the Night Tube to Thursdays is being considered but faces challenges due to lower demand and maintenance constraints.

Planned closures of the Blackwall Tunnel aim to support construction for the new Silvertown Tunnel opening in 2025.

The Blackwall Tunnel will close for two weekends in October for Silvertown Tunnel construction work.

Victoria Station Arcade reopens after £1.5m restoration to its early 1900s appearance, enhancing the shopping experience.

The Victoria Station Arcade has reopened following a £1.5 million restoration, preserving its historic features and enhancing its retail offerings.

Transport for London struggles to recover from a sophisticated cyber attack, with 2,000 staff mobilized and users' sensitive data compromised.

TfL is addressing a cyber attack impacting 5,000 customers' personal information, urging caution amidst ongoing operational disruptions.

TfL's recent cyber attack is more severe than previously understood, compromising significant personal data of passengers.

A teenager was arrested in connection with the cyber-attack on Transport for London, highlighting the risks and consequences of such incidents.

TfL experienced a cyber attack leading to the arrest of a teenager and potential data loss, though immediate customer impact is reported as minimal.

TfL is addressing a cyber attack affecting 5,000 customers, with personal and banking details potentially compromised.

TfL will refund drivers wrongly charged due to vandalized Ulez cameras.

TfL will cancel Ulez penalties for drivers wrongly charged due to vandalized enforcement cameras.

A 17-year-old has been arrested in connection with a cyberattack on Transport for London, highlighting increasing teenage involvement in cybercrime.

A teenager has been arrested for a cyber attack on Transport for London, which resulted in possible customer data leaks.