Transport for London (TfL) is exploring the implementation of additional charges for SUV drivers in the city, citing concerns that oversized vehicles pose a danger to pedestrians.

A hack targeting Transport for London (TfL) in 2024 reportedly affected approximately 10 million people, with TfL stating it has kept customers informed and is taking necessary action.

Transport for London and the mayor are reviewing proposals for additional charges for SUV drivers in London, alongside plans to expand 20mph zones and reduce speed limits on major roads.

Ad was part of campaign to encourage Londoners to intervene if they witness sexual harassment or hate crime A Transport for London (TfL) ad featuring a black teenage boy verbally harassing a white girl has been banned for “perpetuating the negative racial stereotype about black men as perpetrators of threatening behaviour”. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said the “irresponsible” ad – which was the subject of a complaint – featured a “harmful stereotype”. Continue reading...

A 2024 cyberattack on Transport for London (TfL) reportedly affected around 10 million people, with TfL stating it has kept customers informed and is taking necessary actions.