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Residents left fuming after toilet built on street
Residents of a leafy suburb in Bromley have been left fuming after a toilet block resembling a Dr Who Tardis was built on their street - and it's only for the use of bus drivers. While it may be a bonus for bus drivers caught short in the
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Uber accused of failing to report sexual assault on passengers
Uber has been called to account by the police after allegedly failing to report sex attacks committed by its drivers. It comes after a letter emerged on Sunday expressing concern that the taxi app was not reporting such incidents to the
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Optical illusions used to slow drivers down in London
A programme in London aimed to slow drivers down using optical illusions has been rolled out across further locations in the capital after a successful trial. Virtual speed bumps have been painted on some of London's busiest roads and in
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Footage captures London motorist's epic driving fail
This is the hilarious moment an idiotic motorist attempts to drive his car off after it has been wheel clamped. The man, who is allegedly a Transport for London employee, can be seen trying to drive away in his grey Toyota, seemingly without
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Smart new app lets you know when a pregnant woman needs a seat on the tube
It’s not that you don’t want to give up your seat to a pregnant lady, its more that you don’t want to make assumptions about whether or not someone is pregnant. Sure Baby on Board badges have made things a little easier for both parties, but not all women feel comfortable wearing them.
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Bus use in England has dropped to lowest level in a decade
Fewer people are using buses across England than at any time over the last decade, official figures reveal. The statistics show that passengers made 4.5 billion bus trips, representing 119 million fewer journeys in 2015-16 than the year before.
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Londoners spend 12 working days a year stuck in traffic
New research has found that congestion on British roads has jumped 40 per cent in just four years, causing the UK's network to grind to a halt. Traffic is causing chaos in many British cities, but London is by far the worst. Last week, cars
