Tag : Transport for London (TfL)
Second on-demand bus trial starts in London
A new on-demand bus service has gone in trial for 12 months in Ealing, London, following a successful public consultation earlier this year.
Drivers no longer think of speeding as a risk
Speed accounts for 37% of all deaths and serious injuries but many people simply don’t think of it as a risk.
TfL plans could cut jams on road network
Transport for London (TfL) is proposing to expand its current Lane Rental Scheme and to introduce a new Roadworks Charter for utility companies to help cut … Read More »
TfL to press ahead with 20mph speed limit in central London
Transport for London’s plans for a 20mph speed limit in central London have been given the go-ahead – backed up by recalibrated speed cameras and mobile … Read More »
Proposed Cycleway to bring major boost to London’s walking and cycling network
Transport for London (TfL) has set out proposals for a new Cycleway in East London that would transform roads between Hackney and the Isle of Dogs.
London borough to trial on-demand bus service
Transport for London (TfL) is planning to trial an on-demand bus service in Sutton from this spring to help reduce car dependency in the borough.
TfL and Bosch tie-up to develop smart mobility solutions
Mobility experts from Transport for London (TfL) and Bosch are to work with start-ups and small businesses to develop smart mobility solutions under a new 18-month … Read More »
Streets across London to go car free for a day
Around 50 residential streets across London are to go car free on Saturday 22 September as part of World Car Free Day.
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