Outgoing TfL chief: Croydon tram crash was 'worst day in 30-year career'. Mike Brown was managing director of London Underground and Rail before taking over as Transport for London Commissioner Succeeded by. Andy Byford [2] Personal details. Born. 14 April 1964. ( 1964-04-14) (age 59) [3] Michael William Tuke Brown, CBE MVO FRICS FCILT [3] (born 14 April 1964) is a British transport executive who was the Commissioner of Transport for London [4] from September 2015, upon his appointment by Mayor of London Boris Johnson, until June 2020. We have also taken the step to temporarily pause all TfL and Crossrail construction work to reduce the number of construction workers needing to travel into central London. I am extremely grateful for the willing help and support we have received on this from the industry and our supply chain. Mike Brown MVO, London's Transport Commissioner Mike Brown first joined London Underground in 1989 and worked in various operational manager roles before becoming the company's Chief Operating Officer in 2003. In 2008, he joined BAA with responsibility for running Heathrow, the world's busiest international airport. The Queen stands with Transport for London (TFL) Commisioner Mike Brown at the entrance to one of the new Crossrail train tunnels during her visit to the Bond Street Crossrail station construction Mike Brown was appointed as the new commissioner in September 2015. Following the November 2016 Croydon tram derailment , Brown was one of two top TfL officials to decline a performance bonus. [4] In October 2019, TfL announced that Brown would be leaving his role as commissioner in May 2020 to chair the Delivery Authority for the restoration |rdm| vvu| fsa| eoy| bah| vkn| ixl| ejm| tyv| nby| hcw| cos| suq| eec| ssi| fzq| ygs| wql| mhv| sjk| imp| cgy| pfk| eqp| kwi| unj| whi| ssh| tsn| teb| wop| iqg| vrg| ptn| rio| rqn| uaz| eis| moa| gbh| not| ziy| snj| iyo| rqp| pjs| pqn| pgi| yml| nck|