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'Build it once and built it right' plea to government over HS2 rail station in Manchester

London's Mayor has added his voice to calls for an underground station at Piccadilly as civic leaders say they fear 'permanent damage' to UK economic ambitions

Manchester Evening News

Crackdown on Uber surge charges in NSW

Uber has agreed to limit surge pricing in NSW when there is a major disruption to public transport as part of a crackdown to stop drivers gouging passengers.

The New Daily

Roger Cook to hit the ground running as new WA premier, as opposition slams union influence

Roger Cook has hit the ground running, gaining the approval of Labor's right faction today to confirm his endorsement as WA's next premier.

ABC News

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Free bus travel for women in Karnataka after cabinet meeting on June 1: Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy

A KSRTC official told The Hindu that the Minister has taken all details, including revenue and condition of bus fleet, from officials. He discussed how the corporations can offer free bus service to women passengers in Karnataka.

The Hindu

Rail union and climate campaigners issue joint call for public transport inquiry

The rail union joined environmental activists in writing to a committee demanding a 'full comprehensive inquiry' into rail services in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Impact of nationalising TransPennine services ‘down to unions’

Services are now running under the TransPennine Trains brand, part of the Department for Transport’s Operator of Last Resort

Insider UK

Stirling sees average of 140 casualties on local roads - as fatalities rise across Scotland

The figures have been released for the last five years up to 2022 by Transport Scotland.

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Queensland traffic camera revenue jumps 70 per cent in one year due to steeper fines

Steeper fines imposed last July have boosted the revenue haul from Queensland road cameras by nearly 70 per cent this financial year.

ABC News

Fewer delays and more reliable trains part of £72m promise

The package comes after TransPennine Express (TPE) lost its contract due to 'continuous cancellations'

Birmingham Post

Bus operators firm on stir plan

A section of bus operators will go ahead with the indefinite strike called from June 7 as a meeting held between the operators and Transport Minister Antony Raju on Wednesday failed to solve the issue

The Hindu

Auckland's new tool to fight the bus driver shortage

Safety barriers on Auckland buses could soon be part of a wide-ranging approach to attract bus drivers to Auckland and ‘rebuild’ the public transport system

Newsroom.co.nz

The Armadale train line in Perth is closing for 18 months. Here's everything you need to know

The 18-month closure of the Armadale line will have a big impact on the 10,000 commuters who use the transport route each day. Here's everything you need to know about how to minimise the disruption.

ABC News

Almost half all Edinburgh electric vehicle charger fine appeals successful

The council's transport chief said "larger and more clear tariff information stickers" have been displayed at charge points so the rules are clear.

Edinburgh Live

'Moral panic' to come over self-driving cars, transport minister warns

There will be a "horrendous" stage to the development process, he said

Wales Online

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Daily Mirror

Up to one in seven bus services could be LOST if ministers don't extend funding

Passengers are getting increasingly worried about services being cut with many anxious about how they will get to work if local routes are cut, the Confederation of Passenger Transport said

Daily Mirror

Anger over £15m shareholder bonanza despite failure of rail firm TransPennine Express

Parent company FirstGroup shelled out the millions in dividends last year while train passengers were facing delay after delay. The rail firm will fall under Government control at the end of the month

The Independent UK

Nationalising TransPennine services must mean real change – Scottish minister

Scottish transport minister Kevin Stewart said the service had been ‘unacceptably poor for too long’.

Birmingham Post

Hull and Humber Chamber welcomes Transport Secretary's TransPennine Express cancellation

Even as the news broke a key Hull morning train failed to run

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Wales Online

How latest rail strikes will affect each train operator including Avanti, CrossCountry and Lumo

Members of Aslef and the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will walk out in long-running disputes on Friday and Saturday respectively

Manchester Evening News

What does the nationalisation of TransPennine Express mean for passengers? Tickets, fares and more explained

The train operator has been brought under government control after months of delays and cancellations

The National (Scotland)

TransPennine Express nationalised after months of delays and disruption

TRAIN services run by TransPennine Express will be nationalised after months of delays and cancellations...

Insider UK

FirstGroup stripped of TransPennine Express contract

Services to be nationalised following widespread delays and cancellations

Chronicle Live

TransPennine Express train services brought under Government control due to 'continuous cancellations'

TPE passengers have suffered from widespread delays and cancellations over the past year, with latest figures showing that TPE cancelled the equivalent of one in six services across most of March

Manchester Evening News

Andy Burnham vows to 'restore trust' after TransPennine Express brought under government control

"I am glad the Government has listened."

Liverpool Echo

Government takes over TransPennine Express after 'months of cancellations'

The Transport Secretary blamed the decision on striking train drivers

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