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  • Black cabs to launch in Paris (but will they go south of the Seine?)

    October 18, 2018

    London’s black cabs will launch in Paris next year as the Chinese owner of the iconic design continues its global expansion. In 2017 the Geely-owned London Electric Vehicle Company said it would launch its taxis in Amsterdam, Oslo, Berlin and Hamburg. Read more: Driverless flying taxis could be heading for London The company said today [...]

  • ‘Outstanding’ summer for National Express UK coach business

    October 18, 2018

    National Express made £5m coach sales a week in August, as an "outstanding" summer saw revenue in the UK increase by 10.1 per cent.  UK passenger numbers grew by six per cent and on August bank holiday Monday revenue was up 13 per cent, the coach firm said in a trading update. Read more: Transport operator Go-Ahead [...]

  • Paddington disruption to continue into tomorrow as Network Rail carries out overnight repairs

    October 17, 2018

    Extensive disruption at Paddington station today caused by damage to overhead cables will continue into tomorrow as Network Rail carries out vital repairs. Commuters faced a travel nightmare this morning when Paddington station was plunged into chaos after a Hitachi train caused damage to 500m of electrical power lines during a test last night. The [...]

  • Consultation launched to pick best of three locations for £40m Nine Elms bridge

    October 17, 2018

    A consultation has been launched into finding the best location for a new bridge across the Thames to connect Pimlico to Nine Elms. Last year Wandsworth council chose Danish architecture and engineering practice Bystrup with Robin Snell Architects to design the new £40m crossing, following a competition that received just over 70 submissions from around the world.  [...]

  • Uber considers minority stake sell-off for self-driving unit

    October 17, 2018

    Uber is reportedly considering multiple offers for minority shareholdings in its self-driving unit, as the company attempts to resolve any high-cost ventures before it goes public next year. Sources told the Financial Times that Uber had received interest from several investors looking to buy a minority stake in its Advanced Technologies Group (ATG), which could see [...]

  • TfL and Westminster council face another clash in court over blocked CS11 cycle superhighway

    October 17, 2018

    Transport for London (TfL) and Westminster city council could face another clash in court over a decision to block a cycle superhighway project in north-west London. Construction of the cycle superhighway 11 (CS11) came to a grinding halt in August after Westminster council mounted a successful legal challenge against the project, which is intended to link Swiss Cottage [...]

  • Ryanair boss warns planes could be grounded for up to three weeks in event of hard Brexit

    October 17, 2018

    Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has said a hard Brexit could ground planes for up to three weeks as the prime minister heads to Brussels for a crunch meeting with EU leaders to break the impasse in the negotiations. O'Leary said that while the grounding of planes for a "week, two weeks, three weeks" would be "painful", [...]

  • Tube delays: Severe delays hit Metropolitan Line and District Line amid travel disruption

    October 17, 2018

    Severe delays are affecting the Metropolitan Line and District Line this morning, with minor delays hitting four other Tube lines. The entire track of the Met line is affected due to a faulty train at Finchley Road earlier today, with Transport for London (TfL) telling commuters that their tickets will be accepted on local bus [...]

  • Uber launches new UK safety features as employment appeal looms

    October 17, 2018

    Ride-hailing firm Uber has today launched a slate of new safety features in the UK and 23 other European countries, as it heads towards a court of appeal hearing regarding workers' rights at the end of the month. The Uber app will now house a safety centre from which passengers and drivers can share their trip details [...]

  • Flybe shares crash as it issues profit warning on rising losses

    October 17, 2018

    Shares in budget airline Flybe plummeted this morning, after the UK company issued a full-year profit warning in a trading update ahead of its results for the first six months of 2018. Flybe's share price plunged a staggering 37.8 per cent as markets opened this morning, wiping over £20m off its market capitalisation. The airline said higher [...]

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