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Germany to let commuters ride buses and trains for 49 euros a month

Germany will introduce a nation-wide transport ticket for 49 euros ($48) a month from January, Transport Minister Volker Wissing said on Wednesday, with the aim of cutting CO2 emissions and helping citizens cope with soaring inflation.

Reuters

Mick Lynch warns rail strikes could last until after Christmas if Tories won't do deal

RMT union chief Mick Lynch warned of fresh disruption in the run-up to Christmas and urged Transport Secretary Mark Harper to break a seven-month strike dispute over pay, conditions and maintenance job cuts

Daily Mirror

France and UK need to do more on Channel migrant crisis, Cabinet minister admits

Transport Secretary Mark Harper said the authorities on both sides of the English Channel needed to step up work to tackle small boat crossings.

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Bendigo joins push for Vic government to overhaul wheelchair-accessible taxi industry

A taxi service providing vital transport for people who use wheelchairs in regional Victoria is "not economically viable" and is calling for state government intervention.

ABC News

Government rejects underwrite plea from Tauranga City Council

The Government has refused to underwrite millions of dollars required by the Tauranga City Council to deliver on more than a dozen transport projects.

Newsroom.co.nz

RMT releases single featuring Scottish music sensation

TRANSPORT union RMT has released a fundraising single by music legends Primal Scream and Dexys called Enough is Enough!.

The National (Scotland)

Public transport's $1.3 billion ticketing facelift

Why has a national, integrated public transport ticketing system been so long in the making?

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North's rail network 'unacceptable' as Northern mayors call on PM to treat rail 'chaos' as emergency

Jamie Driscoll and four more Labour mayors from the North were involved in an emergency meeting on Thursday and are calling on the Government to "haul operators to the table" to sort out the current rail "chaos"

Chronicle Live

Northern leaders invited to Government meeting over rail chaos

TransPennine Express has cancelled 53 trains on Friday, its website reveals

Manchester Evening News

Northern mayors say rail chaos is an 'emergency' and demand the Government steps in to secure services

Politicians say Northern passengers should not have to put up with cancellations and delays

Birmingham Post

Northern mayors call on PM to treat rail ‘chaos’ as emergency

Mayors from West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Manchester, Liverpool and North Tyneside held an emergency meeting.

The Independent UK

Transport bosses asked to look at rail connections to Belfast International and City airports

The Minister has also suggested a new trainline from Derry to Portadown

Belfast Live

Humber MP keeps climate role in Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's new government

Graham Stuart holds on to BEIS role under new Secretary of State following Jacob Rees-Mogg's departure

Birmingham Post

Metro Mayors holding emergency summit over rail chaos

Steve Rotheram will join other northern leaders to address the "shambles" on the rail network

Liverpool Echo

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Manchester Evening News

Mayors blast 'shambles' of rail services 'inflicting misery on millions of people'

An emergency meeting of regional mayors was being held today

Chronicle Live

Berwick MP Anne-Marie Trevelyan dropped from Cabinet in Rishi Sunak's reshuffle

Ms Trevelyan, who pledged to dual the A1 in Northumberland in her election campaign, was Transport Secretary for just seven weeks

Evening Standard

Who is the new Transport Secretary? Mark Harper’s political background

He expressed his delight at joining Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet on Twitter

The National (Scotland)

Two new ferries promised for CalMac fleet, transport minister announces

WORK is underway to procure two new ferries for the Clyde and Hebrides network, the Scottish Government has announced.

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ABC News

Warning signs now too big for NSW mobile speed camera cars, Transport for NSW tells budget estimates

The government's plan to bring back speed camera warning signs hits a bump in the road as transport officials reveal the signs are too big to fit in their current car fleet.

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak's Cabinet reshuffle in full - who's BACKED and SACKED in PM's top team

The new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wasted little time in bringing in a new team, with Suella Braverman brought back as Home Secretary just six days after her sacking - while Michael Gove, Dominic Raab and Steve Barclay also returned to the top table

Nottingham Post

The Nottinghamian: Warm hubs across the city and what to do this half term

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Evening Standard

Elizabeth line: Bond Street station finally opens to the public

The Elizabeth line’s Bond Street station has finally opened, five months after other stations on the line’s central stretch went into service. TfL said the new station would relieve congestion at other busy stations serving the West End and make central London more accessible. The first services at the station…

Chronicle Live

Government pushes ahead with new law to ensure trains run during rail strikes

The proposal by Berwick MP and Transport Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan and the former Prime Minister has been described as 'unworkable' by unions

Daily Mirror

Who is Grant Shapps? From 'Star Wars spreadsheet' to fake identity and cancer battle

Former Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has become the new Home Secretary following the dramatic resignation of Suella Braverman during a chaotic day for the government

Daily Mirror

Liz Truss unveils 'draconian' new law to keep trains running during rail strikes

The crisis-hit PM is teeing up a fierce clash with unions with a legal bid to prevent transport services grinding to a halt during strikes - branded 'desperate' and 'unworkable' by critics

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