The reality is no relief
Publication Article 5 November 2004
Capital gains
Publication Article 5 November 2004
A platform to build on
Publication Article 5 November 2004
A small price to pay
Publication Article 5 November 2004
Car wars
Publication Article 5 November 2004
Road rage on the way?
Publication Article 5 November 2004
Begg warns against speed camera policy
Press Review 5 November 2004
David Begg, the government's transport commission chief, has spoken out against revised guidance on the use of speed cameras.
Ministers warned over traffic congestion
Press Review 5 November 2004
Motoring organisations have warned ministers that Britain's motorways will be congested throughout the day by the end of the decade because Britain has failed to keep pace with other European countries in expanding the network.
Mayor plans £1 congestion charge rise
Press Review 2 November 2004
Ken Livingstone yesterday warned London drivers a planned rise in the congestion charge "won't be less than £1".
Darling to limit bus regulation
Press Review 1 November 2004
The majority of local bus services outside London will continue to be run on a purely commercial basis.
Londoners back mayor's fare rises
Press Review 28 October 2004
Most Londoners would pay higher bus fares if the capital's transport improved dramatically, according to a survey.
Darling confirms civil service role in rail franchises
Press Review 21 October 2004
Alistair Darling has confirmed that existing civil servants rather than any new agency will award the up-coming rail franchises.
Darling predicts tough rail negotiations ahead
Press Review 20 October 2004
Interviewed in the FT, transport secretary Alistair Darling warns train operators to expect tough negotiations over future franchise negotiations.
Residents braced for night flight increase
Press Review 4 October 2004
All those living under the Heathrow flight path may be woken up in the middle of the night by up to three times the present number of night flights.
Drink driving deaths rise
Press Review 1 October 2004
The number of people killed in drink-drive crashes rose in 2003 to the highest level for seven years.
