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The cycle routes stretching up to 10 miles are thought to help increase the use of active transport on weekends

The three-month trial was aimed at bolstering London’s economy by encouraging Londoners back into offices and onto public transport on Friday

TfL hopes ‘dated’ piers close to major tourist attractions could become money-makers inspired by Hamburg’s famous riverside

Transport for London is planning to go to court to try and get the more-than-£14 million it says the US embassy owes for unpaid congestion charges.

Transport for London has revealed diplomats from foreign countries owe £145.5million in payments for the congestion charge since it was introduced by former mayor Ken Livingstone in 2003.

Diplomats claim they should be exempt because they view London's congestion charge as a tax, which would therefore mean they would not have to pay under the Vienna Convention.

The US Embassy has racked up the largest bill at £14.6 million.

US embassy racks up £14.6million in fees as it claims exemption from ‘tax’

Transport for London (TfL) said diplomats across all embassies owe £145.5million in congestion charge payments since the scheme was introduced just over two decades ago in 2003.

Vandals vandalising low emission cameras in the capital have been warned over a clampdown on the practice, as TfL chiefs get tough.

The vandals had been using the boxes to slow down the repair of cameras and obscure their lenses after they wrongly thought they could not be removed.

Builders with hammers smashed a tube carriage's windows on Friday, May 5, last year, after the train filled with smoke and passengers were left trapped after the 'doors wouldn't open'.

Police and fire crews rushed to the scene of the smash in Southfields, south-west London, where services have been suspended on the underground's District Line.

The Woolwich Ferry is running every 15 minutes between 9am and 5pm

Bank Tube Station in central London has been evacuated with all Waterloo and City lines suspended and DLR services heavily disrupted due to a fire alert, TfL has confirmed

The cabbies claim that Uber allowed its drivers to accept bookings directly from customers, therefore breaching private hire licensing rules.

Bid to seize control of Southeastern metro services and Great Northern trains

‘Bold reforms’ would see most passenger services renationalised within five years under Labour’s ‘Great British Railways’ plan

Taxi drivers in London are calling on the transport authority to allow motorists to display flags on St George's Day to show their patriotism.