Train ticket rises could breach law
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Business & money: Risk of fares rising above cost of running services.
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The cost of extending Shanghai's maglev train line may be more than double the original budget, a report says.
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Rules doubling the passenger duty people must pay when taking flights from the UK have come into force.
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Porsche plans to mount a legal challenge over plans to increase London's congestion charge to Â£25-a-day.
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Consumer groups say above-inflation rises in rail fares are unfair, unjustified and bad for the environment.
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Business & money: Â·  Payout comes despite claims of price-fixing Â·  Airline cites 'contractual obligations' for move
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A controversial air travel tax increase has sparked confusion and anger, as travellers faced paying extra when they checked in and airlines threatened legal action.
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Pay awards in construction and transport have prompted fears inflation will rise.
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Rising energy and transport costs helped push inflation higher last month, raising the prospect that interest rates may increase next year.
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Some say the $16-a-day charge aimed at alleviating traffic will hurt businesses.
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Passengers will have a way to appeal if their name turns up on the government's no-fly list, under provisions of the intelligence bill signed into law Friday.
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As from Saturday, the public transport tariffs in Malta and Gozo will be amended and adults travelling three zones by bus will now have to pay 25c and 15c for the children.
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Polish national railway says it is owed compensation by a man for causing delays.
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By Alistair Osborne, Associate City Editor (Filed: 23/11/2004). A high court judge will rule tomorrow whether MyTravel, the troubled package holiday group, can force through an Â£800m debt-for-equity swap without the consent of its bondholders.
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Â· Above-inflation fare rises will stay, passengers told Â· New focus on 'carbon, capacity and customers'
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A controversial charge on cars that enter the centre of the the British capital is to be extended Monday to some of London's plushest districts -- threatening a new wave of anger.
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Some rail users are paying more than necessary for walk-on fares because of poor advice, a consumer group's survey suggests.