Should UK Lower Drink-Drive Limit? Experts Debate
Road safety campaigners and experts debate whether the UK should align with Scotland's stricter drink-drive limit to reduce accidents and save lives.
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Shocking near-misses on NSW light rail revealed
Dramatic video reveals close calls on Sydney's light rail network, prompting a new safety campaign by NSW authorities.
Elizabeth Line launches Heathrow service
The Elizabeth Line has officially launched its direct service to Heathrow Airport, promising quicker, more affordable journeys for passengers. Here's what you need to know.
Labour's transport blunders spark political backlash
The Labour Party faces mounting criticism over its handling of transport policies, with recent missteps sparking backlash from both the public and political opponents.
Deadly driving clothing risk revealed
Experts reveal why wearing certain clothing while driving could put you at serious risk in an accident. Find out what you should avoid.
Europe's First Driverless Train Begins Operations
Europe's first fully autonomous passenger train has begun operations, marking a revolutionary step in public transport. Discover how this cutting-edge technology is set to transform commutes.
1 in 3 parents experience near-miss car accidents with kids
A new study reveals alarming statistics about child safety in vehicles, with parents admitting to dangerous distractions while driving.
Starmer faces backlash over French car use
Labour leader Keir Starmer under fire for using a French-made Citroën car while advocating for stricter UK transport policies. Critics question his commitment to British industry.
Road safety councillor killed in lorry crash
A local councillor who tirelessly campaigned for road safety measures has died in a collision with a lorry. The driver has been arrested as tributes pour in for the dedicated public servant.
Australia road deaths hit 15-year high
Australia faces a grim milestone as road fatalities surge to their highest level in 15 years, sparking urgent calls for action amid rising concerns over traffic safety.
Slow driving could cause fatal accidents
Driving too slowly might seem safe, but experts reveal it can cause fatal accidents. Learn why maintaining a steady speed is crucial for road safety.
Theme park ride malfunctions, leaves riders stranded mid-air
Horrifying footage captures the moment a theme park ride malfunctioned, leaving riders dangling upside down for hours. Experts weigh in on safety concerns.
Cyclist jailed after fatal crash in Edinburgh
James McLaughlin, a cyclist from Edinburgh, has been sentenced to prison after causing a fatal collision. Read the full story on the court's ruling and its implications for road safety.
Pensioner dies in boiling water accident
A 76-year-old man tragically passed away after accidentally pouring boiling water over himself while making a cup of tea. The incident highlights the dangers faced by elderly individuals at home.
Racehorse dies from injuries at Thistledown
A heartbreaking incident unfolded at Thistledown racetrack as a horse sustained a fatal injury during a race, prompting discussions on equine safety in the sport.
Air India Crash: Safety Record Under Scrutiny
The tragic crash of Air India Flight AI171 has raised serious concerns about airline safety protocols, with investigators probing potential lapses in maintenance and oversight.
Billy Joel denies DUI rumours after car accidents
Music legend Billy Joel has shut down rumours of a DUI following recent car accidents. Get the full story behind the sensational claims.
NSW Commuters Stranded Amid Transport Chaos
Commuters across New South Wales are enduring severe disruptions as transport delays and breakdowns leave thousands stranded at stations. Read more about the escalating crisis.
Tragic selfies: Last moments before disaster
From a doomed hang-gliding leap to a deadly encounter with a wild bear, these chilling photos reveal the final moments before disaster struck.
£500 weekly commute cost shocks UK worker
A commuter reveals the shocking £500 weekly cost of getting to work, sparking debate over transport affordability in the UK.
UK's most dangerous roads named in new study
New research reveals the most perilous roads in the UK, with sections of the A1 topping the list for accidents and fatalities. Find out which other routes made the cut.
1 in 5 NSW trains missed punctuality targets
New data reveals that almost 20% of trains in New South Wales were late over the past year, falling significantly short of performance targets.
Transport NSW job cuts spark union backlash
Hundreds of jobs at Transport for NSW are set to be axed as part of a major restructuring effort, sparking concerns among employees and unions.
Oyster card price rise confirmed for London commuters
Transport for London announces an increase in Oyster card fares, impacting millions of daily commuters. Find out how much more you'll pay and when the changes take effect.
Oyster card price rise hits London commuters
Transport for London announces an increase in Oyster card prices, impacting commuters and over-60s. Find out how the changes affect your travel budget.
Free bus pass age may rise to state pension age
Plans to increase the free bus pass age eligibility to match the state pension age could impact millions. Here’s what you need to know.
UK Trials E-Scooter Rentals with Voi and Lime
Major UK cities are set to trial e-scooter rentals with Voi and Lime, aiming to reduce congestion and carbon emissions. Find out how this could transform urban mobility.
Rail passengers in England & Wales still below pre-2020 levels
New data reveals rail passenger numbers in England and Wales remain significantly lower than before the pandemic, raising questions about the future of commuting and transport policy.
Teen friends die in separate accidents hours apart
Two teenage friends lost their lives in heartbreaking separate incidents within hours, leaving their community in shock.
London Underground accused of corporate favouritism
Transport for London faces backlash as critics claim the Underground is prioritising corporate interests over everyday commuters. Is the Tube losing its public service ethos?
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