Ben Clatworthy is a Transport Correspondent for The Times, focusing on national transportation issues in the United Kingdom. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for reporting on the latest developments in the transportation sector, Ben covers a wide range of topics including road infrastructure, public transportation, and travel disruptions.
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Ben Clatworthy's coverage suggests a focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-driven reporting within the UK. He frequently covers topics related to transportation, strikes, travel, tourism, and fuel prices.
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Members of the RMT union to walk out after £300 daily bonus awarded to CrossCountry guards if they agree to overtime
The drop in wholesale energy costs has not reached consumers, who are paying 4 per cent more than a year ago and 28 per cent more than two years ago
Electric cars registered after April 1 with a list price of more than £40,000 will join other vehicles in being liable for additional vehicle excise duty
By: Ben Clatworthy
Images of the electric GT were leaked as the cat was out of the bag hours before the official launch
By: Ben Clatworthy
The government says the move to a publicly owned railway will improve reliability
Rail passengers face travel misery as staff reject working overtime after getting a bumper settlement in the summer
By: Ben Clatworthy
Costs at destinations usually favoured by Britons have risen by almost 10 per cent from last year, prompting skiers to look for better deals elsewhere
The high-speed rail project ‘must obviously comply with the law’, Mark Wild says — but when it will open and how much it will cost are still unknown
Road safety experts believe graduated driving licences would reduce deaths on the roads
Drivers are urged to travel at off-peak hours, rail operators warn of disruption for engineering works and airports expect record numbers seeking sun and skiing
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