While corporation tax also sees a reduction, budget seen as doing little to help the coach and bus industry The chancellor George Osborne has scrapped the fuel duty increase scheduled for September in the Budget […]
Colleagues from across the bus industry gathered on the South Coast on Thursday to say a fond farewell to Brighton & Hove Managing Director, Roger French, on his retirement.
Potential service cuts and fare increases in Wales are looming as the Welsh BSOG cuts draw close.
Buses are step-free with ramps and audio door alerts for blind and disabled passengers SOUTH AFRICA Cape Town’s first easy access buses, Optare Solo SRs, started operation this month. They have been welcomed by blind […]
Maynes Coaches has recently been awarded four stars in the new Ecostars fleet recognition scheme.
System alerts drivers of safety issues and monitors fatigue and distractions Irizar has delivered the first coaches with Irizar MagicEye technology, a system which literally watches the driver’s eyes and warns of real-time driving safety […]
The winners of the latest tranche of Scottish Green Bus Fund (SGBF) have been announced, which is to be spit between Lothian Buses, SWestrans, Stagecoach and Secure Airparks Edinburgh.
First has invested over £1m in eight new ADl Enviro 200s for Swansea.
Other leading areas include Oxfordshire and Devon, while Milton Keynes scored the lowest in Passenger Focus’ study Passenger Focus has released the results of its latest Bus Passenger Survey (BPS), revealing bus users in Nottingham […]
The Stow and District Civic Society, with backing from Stow Town Council, aim to avoid coaches using Digbeth Street in Stow on the Wold when exiting the Square, stating the street is old and narrow […]
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