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TfL under fire for relying on Uber facial-verification data in licensing decisions

TfL under fire for relying on Uber facial-verification data in licensing decisions

TfL is facing numerous legal appeals from Uber drivers as a result of its decisions to revoke their private licences on the basis of mistake

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To reach Net Zero, politicians will have to listen less and lead more

Forza, London: Oxford Circus is going Italian, with traffic-free piazzas. No wonder politicians, including Sadiq Khan and Westminster counc

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An epic row is brewing over Uber’s Soho ‘taxi rank’

An epic row is brewing over Uber’s Soho ‘taxi rank’

The latest fight between Uber and taxi drivers once again pits the gig economy against centuries-old laws

Will Transport for London Stand up to Uber?

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Mayor and TfL seek to appeal Streetspace judgement

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Dave Hill: We need a big, clear re-think about transport on London's streets - OnLondon

Dave Hill: We need a big, clear re-think about transport on London's streets - OnLondon

The High Court ruling was pretty blunt. Transport for London’s Streetspace plan, introduced with a fanfare by Sadiq Khan last May as a super

Boris Johnson to drive ahead with 'unlawful' motor vehicle restrictions!

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Daily Mail: Police back Uber's licence bid because taxi firm shares data with intelligence officers

Daily Mail: Police back Uber's licence bid because taxi firm shares data with intelligence officers.

Police back Uber's licence as firm shares data with intelligence cops

A court has been told the ride hailing app shares 2,000 pieces of 'vital' information with senior officers, raising concerns about drivers'

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Mayor brings in crackdown on TfL after £100m payouts to axed chiefs

Sadiq Khan today announced limits to the size of “golden goodbyes” after Transport for London paid departing executives more than £100

Not before time.

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TfL Board approves final plans for Mayor’s “Crossrail for Bikes”

TfL Press release

London’s streets will become safer and more accessible for cyclists as the Transport for London (TfL) Board today (4 February) approved plans for the construction of four new cycle superhighways (East-West, North-South, CS1 and the inner section of CS5) and upgrades to the four existing cycle superhighway routes (CS2, CS3, CS7 and CS8) as part of the Mayor’s Cycling Vision.

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