Category : Transport


Trump Admin Kills California High-Speed Rail Funding

The Trump administration has formally terminated its funding agreement for California's ambitious high-speed rail project, demanding the return of $3.5 billion in federal grants and dealing a potentially fatal blow to the long-delayed infrastructure progr

Sadiq Khan mulls fines for loud headphones on Tube

Mayor Sadiq Khan is exploring new measures to tackle noise pollution on the London Underground, including potential fines for passengers playing music loudly through headphones, sparking a debate on public transport etiquette.

TfL boss accused of smearing volunteer Tube cleaners

Transport for London faces backlash after its boss accused volunteer cleaners of 'painting trains for cameras'. The group, which has removed graffiti for free, demands an apology for the 'deeply offensive' remarks.

Travel firm's warning over nuisance Tube behaviour

A leading UK travel company issues a stark warning to passengers about a specific type of anti-social behaviour on the London Underground, threatening bans and reporting offenders to authorities.

UK Pothole Crisis: 33% Surge in Breakdowns in 2023

New RAC data reveals a dramatic 33% increase in pothole-related breakdowns across the UK in 2023, with drivers facing a growing threat from deteriorating road surfaces and calling for urgent government action.

Boeing Emergency Landing in Remote Russia Strands Hundreds

A packed Boeing 767-300 operated by Icelandic carrier PLAY suffers dramatic engine failure mid-flight from London Heathrow to New York, forcing an emergency landing at a remote Russian airport. Hundreds of passengers are now stranded in the Arctic city of

Southeastern Railway passenger hit with £2,500 fine

A Southeastern Railway passenger received a staggering £2,500 fine in a controversial penalty case. Discover the full story behind this unprecedented fine and how to avoid similar travel penalties.

London-Berlin rail competition heats up for Channel routes

A fierce battle is underway between London and Berlin to become Europe's premier hub for high-speed cross-Channel rail services, with new operators and routes set to transform travel between the UK and mainland Europe by 2025.

Korean Air Boeing 737 Makes Emergency Landing After Scare

A Korean Air flight from Seoul to Taiwan made an emergency landing after a sudden depressurisation incident injured a passenger. The Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft plunged thousands of feet, forcing a diversion to Japan.

Four Dead in Isle of Wight Helicopter Crash

A major emergency response unfolded on the Isle of Wight after a helicopter crashed near Ventnor, claiming four lives. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the incident.

Toddler Fights for Life After Melbourne Bike Collision

A Melbourne toddler is in a critical condition after a devastating collision with a van. The child was riding on the back of their father's bicycle when the incident occurred in the suburb of Bentleigh East, sparking a major police investigation.

Philly Commuters Trapped on Train for Five Harrowing Hours

Commuters on a SEPTA train in Philadelphia endured a nightmare scenario, trapped underground for over five hours without power or air conditioning. The harrowing incident has sparked outrage and calls for infrastructure investment.

Sydney, Melbourne Airport Strike: Travel Chaos Looms

Travel chaos is set to engulf Sydney and Melbourne airports as Swissport baggage handlers and ground crew launch a 24-hour strike over a bitter pay dispute, demanding a living wage and better conditions.

Hero Pilot Averts Isle of Wight Helicopter Disaster

Dramatic eyewitness accounts reveal how quick-thinking pilot averted catastrophe during Isle of Wight helicopter crash. The experienced aviator miraculously steered the failing aircraft away from spectators before emergency landing.

Driver hit with £10,000 fine by council CCTV car

A motorist faces a staggering £10,000 penalty after a council's mobile CCTV car filmed him repeatedly. The controversial 'spy car' tactic in Westminster ignites a major debate on fair enforcement.

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