Horror photos show London bus cut in half after smashing into a bridge
Emergency services were called to south London last night, December 14, after a double-decker bus collided with a railway bridge. The Met Police said officers were dispatched to the scene in South ...
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The Absolute Best Way To Get Around The Giant City Of London, According To Rick Steves
You should have heeded Rick Steves' advice and taken public transportation right from the get-go. The 69-year-old author and ...
A new Era for London transport?
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour was emblematic of the rise of ‘mega-events’ in the capital that are acting as a catalyst for ...
London’s new electric buses have a surprising look—and can charge in just 6 minutes
On one of London's longest bus routes, 20 new buses look like trams, and demonstrate how riding the bus can be a better ...
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All you need to know about London's 25-year transportation master plan
London’s suburbs over the next 25 years will be getting a bigger and better networks of roads, revived bus rapid transit, ...
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London redefines travel with rising costs and change
Discover how London's evolving landscape is redefining travel with key tips on accommodations, transport, dining, and culture ...
Women facing ‘epidemic’ of abuse on public transport across London
The mayor of London Sadiq Khan took aim at men who seek to abuse women and girls, saying the capital faces an ‘epidemic.’ He ...
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The London Transport Museum is selling off old Overground signs
Well, the London Transport Museum (LTM) has the answer. The LTM will be selling the outdated signs on its website, meaning ...
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Jill Viner: London's First Female Bus Driver Gets A Plaque
A plaque commemorating Jill Viner, London's first woman bus driver, has been unveiled.
Firstgroup enters London bus market with £90m acquisition
Transport giant Firstgroup has entered the London bus market after buying one of the capital’s largest operators. The ...
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CCTV cameras to be deployed at 3.8% of London bus stops in an attempt to protect woman and girls – but will they feel safer?
Cameras will be fitted to 20 bus stops in multiple locations across London to help tackle increasing violence against women ...