Bus News
Paradigm swift
CitySwifter has launched an innovative platform, enhancing the process of how buses are scheduled and run – and so far, things are looking good for the start-up. Peter Jackson spoke to the firm’s co-founders, CEO […]
Month: September 2018
Bus News
Optimising Optare
Richard Sharman paid a visit to Optare’s Sherburn-in-Elmet factory for a Q&A with Richard Butler – who joined Optare in July this year as the Chief Executive Officer – to find out what we can […]
Coach News
We all need a lift
Our insider sees an opportunity for coach operators as shopping habits change as a result of the internet
Bus News
Get a grip
Operators must ensure their tyres are managed effectively on both cost and safety grounds, says John Lewis
Coach News
‘£1 challenge’ heritage coach for sale
A 1951 Duple Roadmaster-bodied Leyland Royal Tiger bought for just £1 by a renowned heritage operator is now for sale with, understandably, a rather higher price tag. There was, however, a condition when the money […]
Bus News
Heritage vehicles to mark the end of route
Heritage vehicles will be in use on the last day of a bus route in Leeds on […]
Bus News
Bring out your Leylands
A warm invitation is being extended to operators still running Leyland buses and coaches.
Bus News
First York tribute to staff
First York is honouring past and present colleagues by painting a bus in the livery of its predecessor
Coach News
Driving in the EU in the event of a no-deal Brexit
The Government has released guidance regarding driving in the EU in the event of no Brexit deal. The document states that drivers would need both a driving licence and an IDP whether they’re driving in […]
Bus News
Equipmake partners with Agrale to develop ‘low-cost’ electric bus
Hethel-based electric vehicle specialist Equipmake has agreed to partner with Brazilian bus chassis manufacturer Agrale to jointly develop a low-cost electric bus.
