TfL
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News 17 Dec 2019TfL calls for Government funding to support its transport business plan
Transport for London (TfL) is seeking Government investment following the publication of its draft business plan for the period from 2020/21 to 2024/25.
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News 19 Nov 2019TfL starts work on 10km segregated cycleway in London
Transport for London (TfL) has started construction work on a 1.6km stretch of its 10km segregated Cycleway route between Tower Bridge and Greenwich.
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Latest Fleet News 14 Oct 2019TfL plans to make works on London’s roads safer and less disruptive
Changes made to Lane Rental scheme and new Roadworks Charter for utility companies introduced.
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Latest Fleet News 19 Sep 2019Venson urges drivers to ditch the company car for the day
London will mark ‘World Car Free Day’ this Sunday (September 22) with more than 20 kilometres of closed roads around Tower Bridge, London Bridge and the City of London.
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Latest Fleet News 9 Sep 2019TfL announces 20mph speed limit for central London
Move is a key part of Mayor Sadiq Khan’s Vision Zero ambition to eliminate death and serious injury from London's transport network.
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Fleet Industry News 4 Sep 2019Last mile delivery electric cargo bikes at Fleet Live 2019
Discover how they could help fleets tackle last mile deliveries in city centre locations.
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General News 5 Jun 2019TfL launches consultation on lower speed limits in London
Transport for London (TfL) has launched a consultation on plans to introduce lower speed limits on all TfL roads in the congestion charge zone by May next year.
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Environment News 17 May 2019ULEZ generates £220,000 per day in first month
Transport for London (TfL) has earned £220,000 per day since the introduction of the London Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ).
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Fleet Industry News 20 Dec 2018Plug-in hybrids will face London congestion charge from 2021
Plug-in hybrid vehicles will not be exempt from the London congestion charge from 2021, as part of a new package of measures aimed at tackling congestion and improving air quality.
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Latest Fleet News 29 Nov 2018
First ultra-low emission zone signs go up in central London
Transport for London (TfL) has begun installing more than 300 ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) warning signs across central London.
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Environment News 19 Sep 201850 London streets to go traffic free for World Car Free Day
The Mayor and Transport for London (TfL) are giving people across London the opportunity to make the most of traffic free streets on World Car Free Day.
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General News 20 Aug 2018Siemens to provide London street light EV chargers
Siemens and partner Ubitricity to provide on street residential electric vehicle charging points using existing street light infrastructure with £3.7m investment from Go-Ultra Low City Scheme.
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Fleet Industry News 26 Jul 2018Widespread 20mph speed limits planned for London to cut road deaths
20mph speed limits in London are set to become widespread throughout London as part of a plan to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on the capital’s roads.
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General News 20 Jun 2018Addison Lee partners with Olympic cyclist to prevent ‘car-dooring’
Addison Lee has partnered with UK Olympic cycling gold medallist Laura Kenny to launch the Addison Lean car-dooring initiative.
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General News 11 May 2018TfL gets green light for new road tunnel to ease congestion at Blackwall Tunnel
The Department for Transport (DfT) has given consent for Transport for London (TfL) to deliver the Silvertown Tunnel, a new twin-bore road tunnel under the Thames in east London.
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Fleet Management Home 10 Apr 2018Birmingham councillors refuse to reveal CAZ plans before June as air quality debates continue
Despite pressure from Government, the city authority will not confirm plans until after its local elections. Stephen Briers reports.
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Tax and Legislation News 28 Mar 2018London ‘stalling’ on bringing in sophisticated road-user charging
London mayor and TfL admit that sophisticated road-user charging, which takes account of emissions and miles driven, will not be introduced in London any time soon.
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General News 14 Dec 2017Tougher penalties for mobile phone-using drivers need ‘rigorous enforcement’, says Brake
Enforcement of new, tougher laws on illegal mobile phone use at the wheel stalled just one month after their introduction, according to figures obtained by Brake.
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Guest opinion 30 Oct 2017Smart mobility: Why fleets need to look to cities for new ideas
By Shaun Sadlier head of the corporate vehicle observatory, Arval
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Fleet Industry News 9 Oct 2017BT fined for the second time in 12 months by TfL
BT has been fined £25,000 after Transport for London prosecuted it for serious lapses in safety, which put the public at significant risk in Lambeth.
