'Zero engagement' from Government on TfL funding crisis, Mayor says

The speaker urges the government to engage in negotiations for a sustainable funding deal for TfL, highlighting the lack of engagement from the transport secretary. Without a long-term funding solution, TfL faces service cuts, affecting Londoners. The speaker calls on the Prime Minister and Transport Secretary to stop politicizing the issue and work towards a fair funding agreement to protect London's transport network.

What is the main issue the speaker highlights regarding the transport secretary?

• The transport secretary has proposed a long-term funding deal.

• There has been zero engagement from the transport secretary.

• The transport secretary has reduced short-term extensions.

• The transport secretary has increased funding for TfL.

What could be a consequence of not securing a fair funding deal for TfL?

• Introduction of new transport routes

• Expansion of bus services by 20%

• Closure of an entire tube line

• Increase in London Underground services by 10%

What percentage of bus services might be affected due to funding issues?

• 25%

• 20%

• 15%

• 10%

What does the speaker urge the Prime Minister and Transport Secretary to do?

• Increase short-term funding

• Reduce the number of bus services

• Stop playing politics and work towards a fair funding deal

• Close more tube lines

What is the speaker's main concern about the government's approach to TfL funding?

• The government is providing too much funding.

• The government is focusing on long-term solutions.

• The government is not providing a fair funding deal.

• The government is increasing transport services.