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A man has been arrested for disorderly behaviour and obstruction of a road in the Ormeau area of south Belfast, bringing the total number of arrests linked to disorder at flag-related protests to 40.

Police are warning motorists to be vigilant over the Winter period after two cars were stolen in east Belfast after they were left unattended with the keys in the ignition.

A key gateway to Belfast's busiest roads is in line for a major transformation to help improve the flow of traffic in and out of the city.

Motorists are being urged to take care on Northern Ireland's roads amid warnings of severe black ice.

Cashless car parking will be extended to towns and cities across Northern Ireland, the Transport Minister has announced.

A number of vehicles have been involved in collisions in south Belfast on Thursday, with the driver of a road sweeper arrested.

A Co Tyrone amateur radio enthusiast claims to have averted disaster and saved the lives of hundreds of people, after intercepting a mayday call from a Dublin to Boston flight.

Cutting duty on long haul flights from Northern Ireland is only the first leg of a journey toward making the region more competitive for air passengers, according to the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA).

UK airlines are getting back to normal service to and from storm-ridden New York on Thursday, after Hurricane Sandy brought the city to a standstill.

The Roads Service has issued a warning to motorists to watch out for ice and frost on roads later as temperatures fall overnight.

UK and Ireland airlines are hoping to resume flights to and from storm-lashed New York today.

Belfast's new bus lanes have improved the punctuality of public transport in the city, Translink has said.

A Northern Irish expat living in Washington DC has told UTV about the preparations he has been making ahead of Hurricane Sandy.

With winter on the way and a dip in temperatures forecast for this weekend, the Roads Service has launched its seasonal gritting operation.

The European Union is providing £14m to help build a new cross-border bridge at Narrow Water.

Motorists are being advised to park their vehicles properly to avoid getting tickets in a new campaign launched by Roads Minister Danny Kennedy.

A plane carrying over 300 holidaymakers has made a safe emergency landing at Dublin Airport after reports of smoke in the cockpit.

A woman has been hit by a train at a railway station close to Carrickfergus, Co Antrim, it is understood.

With park and ride schemes being rolled out across Northern Ireland, UTV has visited one such site to see if motorists are catching on.

Increasing numbers of motorists in Northern Ireland are forced to change their driving behaviour because of higher prices.

A Crumlin woman has been fined £22,000 over the unauthorised use of land for vehicle parking near Belfast International Airport.

Motorists were left facing major delays across parts of Belfast on Thursday morning, due to a problem which affected traffic light sequencing.

A multi-agency review into the effects of the new bus lanes set up in Belfast is an attempt to ensure traffic runs more smoothly, Belfast's Lord Mayor has said.

A park and ride facility has been opened in Jordanstown by the Regional Development Minister.

Representatives from Translink, Roads Service, DRD and the PSNI will meet every two weeks to monitor traffic in Belfast city centre after recent changes led to widespread tailbacks.

Northern Ireland's Consumer Watchdog says the Competition Commission's decision to investigate the car insurance industry could benefit motorists in the region.

Motorists caught driving in Belfast's new bus lanes, which came into effect on Wednesday, will receive a £30 fine from the PSNI.

The Regional Development minister has announced a £29m Translink investment for new Goldline and Metro buses.

A Belfast schoolgirl was left crying at the side of a city centre street, after being refused on a bus by the driver because she had lost her day ticket and couldn’t pay for another.

Six hundred new buses manufactured by a Northern Ireland firm have been secured for the city of London.

The Irish Justice Minister has expressed concern over the Apple app which has taken the name of Airfield farm estate in Dundrum, south Dublin, a little too seriously - designating it as an airport.

Low-cost airline Ryanair's operation in Spain was at the centre of talks in Dublin on Tuesday, as delegates from the Spanish and Irish Transport departments met with the Irish Aviation Authority.

The Red Arrows display at the International Airshow in Portrush had to be cut short after two of the aircraft suffered problems.

New body scanning technology is to be introduced at Belfast International Airport in response to changing aviation security regulations from the Department for Transport.

A Ryanair passenger who complained on Facebook about being charged €300 for forgetting to print out her boarding passes has been branded "stupid" by airline boss Michael O'Leary.