Driving Lesson Costs Accelerate By 30 In UK
UK driving lesson costs rise sharply, with average waits of 20 weeks for tests. Breakdown of provisional licence, theory test, and practical lesson prices by region.
Category : Transport
Gateshead A1 Crash: Sliproad Blocked, Delays
Emergency services respond to a collision on the A1 Southbound exit slip road at J65 in Birtley, causing partial blockage and delays. Updates follow.
UK Gov Confirms £3bn Bus Funding for Over-60s Free Pass
The UK government has confirmed over £3 billion in funding for bus improvements, potentially enabling free travel for over-60s in England, matching schemes in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
May Bank Holiday Rail Chaos as Engineering Work Hits Millions
UK faces road and rail disruption over May bank holiday weekend with engineering works and heavy traffic expected.
M53 Closed After Serious Crash: Long Delays Expected
The M53 motorway is closed following a serious crash at Junction 4, Clatterbridge. Motorists face long delays on Monday morning as police investigate.
UK EV Owners Save £1,500 Yearly, Outpacing Germany
UK EV owners save £1,500 yearly, outperforming Germany due to smart meters and cheap overnight charging, ECIU analysis finds.
Uruguay World Cup Travel Chaos: Plane Denied Entry to US
Uruguay's national team faced travel chaos before their World Cup opener against Saudi Arabia after their plane was denied entry into the US, with the AUF blaming FIFA.
Free Extra Legroom Seats on Ryanair and EasyJet Flights
Tips for getting free extra legroom on Ryanair and EasyJet flights by choosing specific seats.
TUI Reassures Passengers Amid Jet Fuel Shortage Fears
TUI reassures passengers as jet fuel shortage fears grow amid Middle East conflict, with holidays continuing as planned but FCDO advice against travel to UAE, Qatar and Bahrain.
Heathrow Trains Disrupted Due to Damaged Overhead Wires
Heathrow Express and Elizabeth line services are severely disrupted due to damaged overhead power cables, while Gatwick trains resume after sinkhole chaos.
Dumpers: Rude Train Commuters Hated by All
More than a quarter of Brits are irritated by litter left on trains. Known as 'dumpers', these passengers face widespread anger online and from staff, despite bins often being available.
M53 Closed by Serious Crash Near Junction 4
A serious crash on the M53 has closed the motorway between junctions 4 and 5. Police warn of lengthy closures and advise drivers to avoid the area.
M53 Closed Due to Serious Crash Near Junction 4
A serious crash on the M53 between J4 and J5 has closed the motorway. Merseyside Police are at the scene, and delays are expected during the morning rush hour.
North East Road Closures This Week June 15-21
Full list of planned road closures and roadworks across the North East for the week starting June 15, including Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, and more.
Westminster Bridge Crash Driver Hospitalised in London
Car crashes into barrier outside Parliament in Westminster; man arrested, three injured, treated as terrorist incident.
Thousands Stranded as Ryanair and British Airways Hit by Major Disruption Across Europe
Thousands stranded as Ryanair and British Airways hit by major disruption across Europe, with nearly 2,000 flights delayed or cancelled.
Suffolk lake hosts amphibious Land Rover ahead of 'epic drive'
Amphibious Land Rover tested in Suffolk for London to New York drive via Siberia and Bering Strait.
Coalition Collapse and Sydney Train Chaos: Key Events from a Turbulent Day in Australia
Coalition collapse, Sydney train chaos, Gaza aid call, rate cut, and Sofronoff court challenge mark a tumultuous day in Australia.
Blind Dog Survives 100ft Plunge from Broadchurch Cliff
Blind dog Bracyn survives 95ft fall from Broadchurch cliff in Dorset, rescued by beach-goers and recovering well.
M4 Emergency Closure Causes 10 Mile Queues
M4 in south Wales faced severe delays due to crash in Newport, emergency repairs in Port Talbot, and police incident on A48 bridge.
Mark Hooper: New Deputy Minister for Transport in Wales
Mark Hooper, Wales's new deputy transport minister, outlines plans to tackle M4 congestion, Menai crossings, and improve public transport in an exclusive interview.
Heathrow Boss Blames Crowding on British Walking on Wrong Side
Heathrow CEO says crowding partly due to British walking on left and Europeans on right, causing collisions; also discusses third runway and SAF targets.
London to Geneva by Train Costs Half the Price of a Flight
London to Geneva train journey costs half the price of a flight, with scenic views and lower carbon emissions.
Tube Strikes Cancelled After Progress in Hours Dispute
Two Tube strikes next week called off after progress in talks over hours; further action remains possible.
Cyclists Consider Legal Action After Lime E-Bike Injuries in London
Law firm reports up to 10 injured cyclists per month from Lime e-bikes, with broken bones and brain injuries; Lime says 99.99% of journeys safe.
First New Oxfordshire Railway Station in 80 Years Opens
Chiltern Railways opens new £130m Oxford Parkway station to London Marylebone on 26 October, first new station in 80 years.
Families Demand £24bn Boeing Fine Over 737 Max Crashes
Families of 737 Max crash victims demand £24bn fine as Boeing may avoid prosecution under non-prosecution agreement.
Southwest Airlines Sued Over Passenger Brawl Linked to 'Free-for-All' Seating Policy
Passenger sues Southwest Airlines over violent brawl linked to open-seating policy, alleging it created a foreseeable hazard.
Shropshire Canal Breach Swallows Narrowboats Forces Evacuations
A 200-year-old embankment collapse on the Llangollen Canal in Shropshire caused two narrowboats to fall into a hole, forcing evacuations and leaving others stranded.
Passengers Evacuated After Train Hits Fallen Tree Near Penkridge
Passengers evacuated after train hits fallen tree near Penkridge, causing cancellations and delays across multiple rail services.
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