Thameslink set to replace ‘ironing board’ seats in major upgrade More than 60,000 standard class seat base cushions in all 115 Thameslink trains will be replaced, along with improved backrests Evening Standard · Aug 27
Scottish Government pledges £55 million to improve bus services The Scottish Government has pledged £55 million to improve bus services across Scotland The National (Scotland) · Aug 26
Tornado devastates village in southwestern France’s Aude region A tornado tore through the southwestern French village of Pomas on Monday, injuring 41 people and damaging about 300 homes, authorities said. The storm ripped roofs from buildings as severe weather battered the region, causing power outages, transport disruption and forcing officials to cancel a Vuelta a Espana cycling stage. France 24 · Aug 24
Contract ready for bridge to Koh Lanta, to open in 3 years The contract for a road bridge connecting mainland Krabi with Koh Lanta island will be signed next Monday, with the planned opening in 2029, Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn said. Bangkok Post · Aug 24
Ferguson Marine ferries have taken an 'obscene amount of time', Stephen Flynn admits IT “took an obscene amount of time” for the Glen Sannox and Glen Rosa ferries to be built for CalMac, Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn has… The National (Scotland) · Aug 22
Scottish Transport Secretary defends Swinney’s business class World Cup flights Stephen Flynn said it was important for the Scottish First Minister to be ‘on his game’ when he arrived in the US ahead of Scotland’s match. The Independent UK · Aug 22
Ebix and NSDL Payments Bank cross one crore registrations Under MSRTC NCMC Programmes. Over one crore NCMC RuPay smartcards were registered in five months. These cards now serve MSRTC concessional passengers across Maharashtra's villages. The digital passes replace old paper systems, improving verification and reducing misuse. This initiative aligns with Prime Minister Modi's Digital India 'One Nation, One Card' vision. Future plans include… The Economic Times · Aug 21
Government could slash EV sales targets as zero emissions mandate comes under review Car makers want more breathing room, but charging firms warn a policy wobble could slow Britain’s switch to electric cars The Independent UK · Aug 14
Two seriously injured after London train with 150 on board derails The train, which had around 150 people on board when it derailed, has now been safely evacuated Evening Standard · Aug 13
Everything we know so far as London train derails near Lewes The train derailed in the area between Haywards Heath and Lewes shortly before 4pm on Thursday Evening Standard · Aug 13
Trust in Loganair damaged as islanders demand long-term flight overhaul Islanders and MSPs have warned trust in Loganair has been damaged despite the restoration of key flights, as calls grow for a long-term overhaul of… The National (Scotland) · Aug 11
Major boost for 'critical' bus services as £2.7 million funding unveiled The Scottish Government will provide Transport Scotland with a further £2.7m to help alleviate the effect of the conflict in the Middle East which… The National (Scotland) · Aug 10
Italy places all major cities on red alert as heatwave grips Europe Italy's health ministry placed 27 cities, from Trieste in the country's northeast to Palermo in Sicily, on red alert ahead of the weekend as a blistering heatwave across much of Europe toppled temperature records and disrupted energy and transportation systems in several countries. France 24 · Aug 7
Europe heatwave puts all major Italian cities on red alert as Austria sets heat record The current heatwave has exposed vulnerabilities in public health systems, power generation, transportation networks and tourism infrastructure, forcing governments to adapt to more frequent periods of extreme weather. Euronews · Aug 6
The Economic Times · Aug 6 Europe swelters as heat wave grips continent, Italy issues nationwide red alert Italy issued its highest heat alert across major cities as Europe faced extreme weather. Record temperatures were recorded in Austria, while France battled significant wildfires. Hungary reduced nuclear power output due to low river levels and drought. Germany expressed concerns over shrinking rivers impacting transportation and industry. Balkan nations are…
Bangkok Post · Aug 5 Master plan for the South up to board The cabinet has approved letting a southern development board draft a regional master plan, shifting the focus from the proposed Land Bridge megaproject to transport connectivity, economic development and public participation.
Bangkok Post · Aug 5 Rail ties with Russia advance Thailand and Russia have pledged to strengthen railway ties after transport officials from both countries met in Moscow on Wednesday to discuss technology cooperation, skills development and research partnerships.
Bangkok Post · Aug 5 Three state agency accounts frozen after vehicle data leaks Three government agency user accounts with access to the Ministry of Transport database have been suspended after authorities detected suspicious activities, Deputy Transport Minister Siripong Angkasakulkiat said on Wednesday.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 5 Stephen Flynn sets target date for integrated ticketing on Scottish public transport Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn has pledged that integrated system allowing Scots to use a single ticket across different modes of public…
The National (Scotland) · Aug 4 Stephen Flynn snubs another meeting with Glasgow bus campaigners STEPHEN Flynn has turned down a third meeting with another Glasgow campaign group looking to hold talks on bus franchising.
The Independent UK · Aug 4 Gatwick Airport expansion moves one step closer as second runway challenge fails The £2.2 billion expansion was approved by Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander in September 2025
Evening Standard · Aug 4 Sadiq Khan slammed by Tories as public foot £7 million compensation bill for taxi drivers hit by licence delays Exclusive: Nearly 18,000 drivers were given special payments of between £300 and £500
The National (Scotland) · Aug 3 Stephen Flynn 'turns down' meetings with Glasgow bus campaigners SCOTLAND'S Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn has reportedly turned down meetings with Glasgow bus campaigners fighting to overhaul…
Evening Standard · Jul 31 What does Andy Burnham's devolution plan mean for London transport, jobs and housing? Andy Burnham said Sir Sadiq Khan and other regional leaders in England will get to keep a portion of income tax and business rates to spend as part of a major devolution shake-up
Evening Standard · Jul 31 Mayors given fast-track route to build new trams and transport links The change will mean mayors and authority leaders can bypass the queue for Whitehall sign-off on their projects, if they cost less than £500 million.