Department for Transport

Young Drivers Could Be Banned From The Roads At Night Under New Plans

The move is a bid to increase safety.
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Chris Grayling Leaves Taxpayers With £85m Bill After Brexit Ferries Fiasco

Powerful Commons watchdog lays into transport secretary.
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Virgin Trains Could Disappear From British Railways, Richard Branson Says

Virgin's partner Stagecoach has been barred from three rail franchise bids.
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'Calamitous' Chris Grayling Ditches Publishing Cost Of Ministerial Cars

Labour accuses government of “lack of transparency and accountability".
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Over £200m To Be Spent On Road Maintenance And Pothole Repairs

The Department for Transport calculated that the money could resurface more than 1,000 miles of road.
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Football Is Nothing Without Fans – They Deserve A Seat At The Table In The Fight For Fair Train Fares

The government is finally listening to our Fans' Fare proposals, but they must ensure fans are in on the conversation
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85 Million Fewer Bus Journeys Last Year Amid 'Devastating' Cuts

"Cutting and withdrawing services is worsening congestion, air pollution and our impact on climate change."
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Brexit 'Failure' Is Likely Because Civil Servants Kept In Dark On May's Plans – Watchdog

UK-EU flights could be grounded if Brussels withdraws 'goodwill', warns audit office head.
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Northern Rail Lines Seen As 'Valueless,' Leaked Emails Reveal

'These emails are a disgrace.'
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Brexit Border Chaos Contingency Plans Unveiled By Ministers

The government wants to keep port traffic moving in face of 'serious disruption'.
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