Transport Action Network – Your Hub for Transport News
Welcome to the Transport Action Network tag page. Here you’ll find the freshest stories about public transport, road protests, fuel debates, and everything that moves the UK. We keep it simple – no jargon, just the facts you need to stay ahead of the curve.
Why the Transport Action Network Matters
Transport affects everyone – from the commuter who catches the bus to the driver filling up at a supermarket pump. When policies shift or protests flare up, the impact is immediate. This tag brings together reports on protests at asylum hotels, fuel additive controversies, and new transit initiatives so you can see the bigger picture without hunting through separate sites.
Top Stories You Shouldn't Miss
Supermarket fuel additives row: A seasoned mechanic warns that cheap supermarket fuel can leave engine deposits, while retailers push back saying their fuel meets strict standards. The piece breaks down what additives actually do and how you can choose the right pump for your car.
Asylum hotel protests: From Epping to Perth, local communities are clashing with the Home Office over housing asylum seekers in hotels. The coverage includes court rulings, police investigations, and the community response – essential reading if you follow transport‑linked social issues.
Public transport updates: The Black History Tube Map launch by TfL highlighted 272 Black icons, showing how transport can celebrate culture. Meanwhile, the Notting Hill Carnival guide details route changes and transport tips for navigating the massive event safely.
Each article is written in plain English, so you can grasp the key points quickly. Whether you’re a driver, commuter, or just curious about how transport shapes society, the Transport Action Network tag gives you a one‑stop look at the stories that matter.
We update this page regularly, adding new posts as they go live. Bookmark it, come back often, and stay in the loop on transport news that affects your daily life.
Transport Action Network Pushes for Affordable Essex-Kent Superlinks Over Lower Thames Crossing
Transport Action Network suggests replacing the £10 billion Lower Thames Crossing with a more economical Essex-Kent Superlinks. The plan includes a rail link between Essex and Kent, ferry services, and improved rail freight infrastructure to reduce lorry traffic. Backed by ASLEF, it's seen as a modern, sustainable alternative that could reshape regional transport and challenge current road expansion strategies.
