Transport
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Passengers treated for minor injuries as commuter train evacuated after workman’s drill overheated, say transport police
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Police say diversion was due to disruptive passenger while an individual onboard was also wanted for arrest, apparently by coincidence
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Biometric technology, including fingerprint and iris scans, could enable fares to be automatically processed
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Letters: It would not just interconnect the UK but also place us as the ‘hyphen’ between two great trading routes, namely the New Silk Route and the transatlantic route
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In a world on the move, and with stiff competition car manufacturers and startups, public bodies need to up their game to attract extra staff
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Conductors’ union says agreement over driver-only trains is a betrayal and vows to fight on in its own dispute with Southern
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Train operator hopes new facilities at its Gare du Nord terminal will stop ticket sales falling off a post-Brexit cliff
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Shadow chancellor John McDonnell says east-west rail link would transform economy of northern England
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The website, which went live this week, promises to cut the cost of taking the train by up to 60% using ‘groundbreaking’ technology. We put it to the test
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RMT union says industrial action over staff safety and job cuts on London Underground has been suspended
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After months of agony for commuters, drivers’ union Aslef agrees a deal with rail operator to end strikes. But will anything actually change?
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Two planned walkouts over job cuts and safety will affect capital between Sunday 5 and Wednesday 8 February
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Train operator reaches agreement with Aslef to end disruption, TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady announces
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Report says north of England is missing out on growth and jobs due to poor transport connections to airports and ports
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Transport secretary Chris Grayling says plans send a signal that Britain will be open for business after Brexit
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Scheme aimed at making cheapest tickets easier to buy will wipe out overpriced routes and flag up if two singles are cheaper than return
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Minister says there will be clearer information and quicker repairs after Paralympian went public about her ordeal
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Letters: Charles Horton should elaborate on exactly what ‘clear system’ is in place for disabled passengers on Southern. We have heard reports of wheelchair users being left behind on platforms
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On Thursday 30 March, in Birmingham’s Council House, the Guardian will host an in-depth debate about infrastructure skills. Join our free seminar
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Rail magazine says transport department considering options such as taking over direct control of Govia Thameslink
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An app encourages commuters to offer up their seats. But demanding special treatment for one group feels silly when rush hour is hideous for everyone
Arriva Rail North staff to consider strike action over role of train guards