Commenting on today’s announcement confirming the introduction of a 'one hour bus ticket', Liberal Democrat London Assembly Member Caroline Pidgeon said: 

"The Liberal Democrats have been campaigning for a One Hour Bus Ticket for the best part of a decade in London. I welcome our policy being adopted by London's new mayor and hope that he will go further and also implement our policy for half price travel for journeys on the transport network before 7.30am."

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Caroline Pidgeon has responded to the result of the London Mayor and Assembly Elections.

Yesterday Caroline met at Brixton cycles with Simon Harris from ITV London to discuss her plans for Mayor of London.

The Campaign for Better Transport and Greenpeace have revealed that according to figures compiled by Transport for London, UK taxpayers could be asked to fork out £17 billion to cover the costs of transport needed to manage the massive surge in traffic a third runaway would require.

Liberal Democrat Mayoral candidate Caroline Pidgeon today announced plans to have free wifi installed on all London's buses and trams and at bus stops, working with sponsors and commercial partners, as part of her vision for digital London.

Today Caroline took a ride in Norman Smith's cab and answered questions on her plans for London and some London trivia.

Caroline Pidgeon today described rival candidate Zac Goldsmith's transport manifesto as nothing more than an "un-costed wish list."

Research from Caroline Pidgeon has unearthed how the Met has wasted more than £100 million in bungled contracts.

Caroline was in Camden this week to discuss her plans to tackle air pollution on London's streets.

Government cuts to councils have resulted in a threadbare patchwork of enforcement against London’s rogue landlords, according to data obtained by Lib Dem London Assembly Member Stephen Knight.