By: Guy Taylor

Transport Reporter Guy Taylor is the Transport and Infrastructure Correspondent at CityAM He has interviewed key figures in UK aviation and rail and has a particular interest in investigative reporting. He was highly commended in MHP's 30 to watch award for young journalists in 2025.

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E-bikes and scooters could disappear from UK without Government action, warns industry

June 4, 2023

Delays to legislation covering electric bikes and scooters is preventing manufacturers from expanding in the UK, and could even see them leave the British market altogether if new rules aren't passed soon, the government has been warned.
Wizz Air to report heavy losses after fuel price spike – but is a recovery on the horizon?

June 4, 2023

Analysts expect Wizz Air to report a net loss of nearly half a billion pounds this week as soaring jet fuel costs weigh the budget airline down. Aarin Chiekrie, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said while a strengthening Euro offered some relief to rising fuel costs, “these still rose by north of 60 per cent [...]
Car industry: Throwing money at the issue won’t solve UK’s post Brexit problems, think tank warns

June 2, 2023

The UK must not enter a subsidy race with the US and EU to save its auto industry from problems such as a flagging electric vehicle (EV) segment and a post-Brexit drop in investment, an influential Tory think tank has warned. A new report from the centre-right Policy Exchange argues that targeted government subsidies will [...]
ULEZ: Khan expands vehicle scrappage grants to help London businesses cope

June 1, 2023

Sadiq Khan will extend grants to small businesses so they can replace vehicles which don’t meet emissions standards, ahead of August’s expansion of the controversial ULEZ scheme. The London mayor intends to expand the £110m ‘scrappage scheme’ from the end of July, with “tens of thousands more Londoners” to benefit as the Ultra Low Emissions [...]
Auto Trader still motoring despite ‘fly in the ointment’ Autorama losses

June 1, 2023

Auto Trader saw group operating profits dip 9 per cent this morning, down from £303.6m to £277.6m in its full year results, but saw a spike in sales of 16 per cent on the back of strong demand. The car trader saw revenues up 9 per cent, and said it had resisted a tough economic [...]
Supermarkets scramble to cut diesel pump prices amid watchdog probe

June 1, 2023

Supermarkets are rushing to cut the cost of diesel after the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced a probe into whether a “failure in competition” between supermarkets is leaving Brits paying more than they should be at the pumps. According to RAC analysis, major retailers have “quickened the pace” of diesel cuts, with the average [...]
Government must ‘urgently reform’ road taxes to avoid £10bn shortfall created by EV transition, says think tank

June 1, 2023

The government must “urgently reform” its road taxes in order to avoid a multi-billion pound revenue shortfall created by the EV transition, says a new think tank report. According to research from the Resolution Foundation, lower taxation of EVs, particularly the absence of a fuel duty, will create a growing £10bn “fiscal hole,” within the [...]
Over a third of Londoners now travelling into the office more frequently as strikes fail to deter commuters

May 31, 2023

Rail strikes have failed to stop Londoners heading into the office this year, new data shows. Almost two in five Londoners (38 per cent) are commuting more frequently than they were at the start of the year, according to new data from Virgin Media’s O2 Business Mover Index, covering January to March. Wednesday was the [...]
Rail strike pain is National Express’ gain: Bumper coach bookings as Brits find ways to reach Wembley, Epsom and Beyonce

May 31, 2023

National Express has seen a 30 per cent jump in travel bookings over the week of rail strikes, figures shared with CityAM show, as passengers flocked from rail to coach to get around the country. The long distance bus and coach group, who operate around 1,500 journeys per day in the UK, warned “we [...]
Rail union boss ‘not seen anyone from government’ since January as fresh strikes bring UK to a halt

May 31, 2023

Rail union Aslef’s general secretary has said he “hasn’t seen anyone from government” since 6 January, as workers start a wave of strikes, bringing trains to a halt across the country. “They are not interested, they don’t care, they are not interested in a resolution to this dispute,” he told Kay Burley’s Sky News Breakfast [...]

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