A wide-ranging ‘vision document’ published today says Minister will press-on with plans to split the Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern franchises and are considering “potentially transferring some services to Transport for London, for example the West London Line.”
Boston becomes the second US city to tap-in to London’s contactless fares revolution
The ten year contract will see Cubic partner with John Laing PLC to design and build a next generation ticket and billing system which will allows passengers to pay for their journeys using contactless bank cards and mobile services such as Apple Pay.
Sadiq is blaming the Govt for dropping an entirely arbitrary police officer target even his own party colleagues say should be axed
Instead of perpetuating the baseless target, the London Assembly has urged the Mayor to replace it with one which is “set by evidence based on the level of service required across London.
FOI reveals Transport for London repeatedly renewed £2m consultancy contract over 7 years without getting rival bids
Transport for London has defended the repeated extension of a consultancy contract worth almost £2m over a seven year period without asking rivals to tender for the work.
TfL figures suggest almost all London Taxi drivers are complying with new debit and credit card rules
First mooted in 2014 and coming into effect last October, the move was controversial with some of London’s 21,000 taxi drivers who saw it as an unwelcome and unnecessary financial burden at a time when the trade was facing unprecedented levels of competition.
