Month: July 2019

Cardiff Bus has announced that Cynthia Ogbonna is standing down as Managing Director after seven years in the role, and a total of 15 years at the company. Set to leave at the end of […]

Nottingham City Transport and Gedling Borough Council leaders have launched a batch of nine new biogas buses from an order of 67 this year, ahead of their introduction on Lime 58 to Arnold via Sherwood. […]

The two services will move to Stagecoach West’s Patchway depot, and will operate to the current timetable First West of England announced to its staff on Thursday 18 July that two of its routes will […]

Ticketer has announced a record-time rollout of its new contactless ETMs across Arriva’s UK fleet of 3,500 buses in six months. The new Ticketer ETMs now accept QR codes, mTickets, Apple Pay and Android Pay, […]

The ‘Vision for Bus’ is based on the 1,500 public responses received to an online survey that formed the first phase of the Liverpool City Region’s ‘Big Bus Debate’ The Liverpool City Region has placed […]

Government Minister Jake Berry has praised operator Rosso’s development since becoming part of the Transdev family 18 months ago. The move saw 240 staff and 102 buses join the Transdev team and guaranteed an immediate […]

Metroline once again opened the doors of its Potters Bar garage to the pubic on Saturday (20 July). The site is home to up to 200 buses and, as in past years, the aim was […]

“We need to encourage more residents, business owners and visitors to choose public transport as an alternative to the car,” says Birmingham City Council leader Plans to bring forward the West Midlands’ first rapid Sprint […]