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VIDEO: France strike fuels motorists' fears

Many motorists in France are still having trouble finding fuel, as a result of strikes and blockades by French trade unions.

Abellio accused of recruiting “scab army” to cover ScotRail strike

ScotRail owner Abellio has been accused of planning to draft in a “scab army” if train conductors strike next month over plans to downgrade their roles.

Southern’s London rail licence nearly went west (Subscription)

The controversial Thameslink and Southern trains operator avoided being stripped of the London commuter superfranchise yesterday after transport ministers agreed to water down its performance targets.

600 near misses on the M25 motorway after hard shoulders are axed

Sections of the M25 no longer have a hard shoulder in an attempt to ease congestion. When someone breaks down, ‘Red X’ warning signs tell drivers to avoid the stricken vehicle.

Southern accused of agreeing 'remedial plan' to increase train cancellations

Southern Railways is being allowed by Government to make thousands more cancellations under an amendment to its franchise, a union has claimed.

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  • Government considering private funding for East Coast upgradesPrivate funding may be needed for the necessary infrastructure changes to allow the new East Coast InterCity lines to run at 140mph, the government has said. In response to a written question from Leeds MP Rachel Reeves, rail minister Claire Perry said that the rail industry and Virgin Trains...

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