Transport for London
THRIVE has reported on Transport for London in 3 stories between September 2026 and November 2026, most often in Market & Business. Every story links to its own sources.
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Surrey drivers issued £15.5m in ULEZ penalties since 2019 as county council maintains refusal to install signsVehicles registered to Surrey addresses received 76,305 ULEZ penalty charge notices in 2024 alone, according to TfL figures, though more than two thirds of first-stage appeals from Surrey succeeded. TfL says it relies on boundary councils to put up warning signs on the approaches to the zone.
TfL proposes zero-emission rule for newly licensed London private hire vehicles from July 2028Wheelchair-accessible private hire vehicles would have until July 2030 under the consultation. TfL is also proposing a 10-year upper age limit for private hire vehicles and an end to approvals of new LPG and CNG conversion systems.
Cargo bike convoy to press London Mayor for Dutch-style zero-emission freight zoneMore than 50 cargo bikes will ride through central London on 30 September as campaigners point to TfL data showing cargo bike use has more than doubled since 2022, alongside diesel van registrations in the capital topping 100,000 for the first time.