The O-licence held by Rajinder Banga, trading as Banga Buses has been curtailed for a month by the Traffic Commissioner (TC) for the West Midlands, Nick Jones. The decision follows a Public Inquiry (PI) in […]
The Welsh Government as outlined the Voluntary Welsh Bus Quality Standard following a consultation launched in January.
Cardiff Bus (CB) has announced it will be transferring some of its services to its sister company Vale Busline Limited (VBL) – which has now had its 20-vehicle O-licence granted.
The competition authority’s detailed letter aims to encourage new bus partnerships and remove the barrier of ‘perceived threat of CMA action’ The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published an open letter to local transport […]
Stacey’s Coaches of Carlisle has ceased operations after more than two decades in business because of the damage caused by the Storm Desmond floods in December last year.
A break-in at Sittingbourne-based Chalkwell’s parking facility has resulted in several thousand pounds worth of damage being caused to vehicles.
Transdev subsidiary launches more refurbished former route 36 Geminis Lancashire United, part of Transdev Blazefield, has launched a new bus service called Red Express in Accrington.
The first fully-electric bus to be used for a local bus service in Scotland recently celebrated 100,000 miles in service.
Go-Ahead subsidiary Oxford Bus Company has recently installed two self-service ITSO top-up vending machines at its travel shop, allowing passengers to top-up their Key smartcards, CILT reported.
York City Council is expected to reduce bus subsidies by £350,000 over the next two years and details of services likely to be effected are surfacing, according to The York Press.
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