Transport

Ministers have agreed to offer MPs a greater role in scrutinising its latest net zero plans following recommendations by the cross-party Environmental Audit Committee (EAC).

The Transport Committee has warned the Government that its plan for national minimum standards for taxis must not mean “low by default”

Safety, consumer rights and protections in the Aviation industry discussed by members. Catch up

Members had five days of debate following the State Opening of Parliament. Catch up

The Commons Business and Trade Committee has written to DBT and Department for transport ministers

Two Select Committees today announce the next steps in their scrutiny of ongoing progress in delivering the troubled High Speed 2 (HS2) railway.

The Chair of the Transport Committee has responded to transport measures announced in the King’s Speech.

The Government has responded to the Transport Committee’s report without fully committing to any new measures focused on sector-specific recommendations

The Government has rejected the premise of a select committee inquiry that rail investment has been subject to systemic ‘boom and bust’, other than in respect of rolling stock.

Today the Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee has welcomed news from the government on international aviation emissions and the environmental management of highways projects.

The Transport Committee has welcomed the Government’s response to its report on the Railways Bill and the commitment to provide more detail about the information that is still to emerge.

The Chair of the Transport Committee has welcomed correspondence from the Minister for Climate

The Chair of the Transport Committee has written to the Minister for Roads and Buses to find out what is being done to tackle the long waiting times for car driving tests.