#transport-for-london

#transport-for-london

Siwan Hayward stated, "Facial recognition, as a new technology, is being widely used by the Metropolitan police. We are working very closely with the Met on understanding the approach, the ethics, the biases and the potential issues with how facial recognition is deployed."

This new opportunity on the Waterloo & City line is part of our ongoing work to find new ways brands can use our network to engage with their audiences as they travel across the city.

"I am optimistic of securing victory and I want to clarify that I was wrongfully described as a drunk woman who was to blame for this tragedy."

TfL's efforts to create wildlife-friendly verges have led to the introduction of 130,000m2 of wildflower spaces, enhancing biodiversity and public green spaces.

The proposed changes to Elephant and Castle Tube station will make the experience of those using the station significantly better.

Transport for London has blocked adverts urging people to lobby MPs for abortion decriminalisation, citing potential disrepute to police and City Hall. Bpas is seeking clarification.

TfL has confirmed it will be restructuring sections of bus routes 30 and 205 in central London, effective June 21, due to ongoing passenger number challenges.

Ms Bahsoon explained, "I just wanted to be transparent... I received so many sweet and kind messages about the video and the song... they can take that down."

"This announcement from TfL, while not fulfilling the exact request, signals a step towards recognizing the urgent needs of asylum seekers in London."

The Silvertown Tunnel is set to open on April 7, 2025, aimed at easing traffic on the Blackwall Tunnel, despite local concerns over pollution.

The proposed changes to the 'Knowledge' entrance test aim to facilitate entry into the black cab profession, making it less daunting for potential drivers.

These works will last over two weeks and are expected to cause travel disruption to many in the south of Croydon.

Transport for London has recently upgraded King's Cross tube station's lighting to LED, enhancing brightness while achieving significant energy savings and reducing operational costs.

Almost 1,000 claims were brought over this period across TfL's network, but only 40 were successful. In total, TfL forked out almost 2.6 million to these claimants.

Bromley Council's new budget allocates over 4 million to resurface 37 roads, aiming to improve road conditions and minimize costly reactive repairs.

A man was taken to the hospital 'as a priority' following a medical incident near Blackhorse Road Station, prompting extensive traffic delays.

TfL has caused this dispute by trying to pay these workers, who often put themselves in harm's way to protect the public, on the cheap.

To enter, participants must explain in 100 words or less why they are a 'superfan' of a particular mode of transport - from cable cars to bikes to trains to trams.