Politicians, members of the public and motor industry representatives have spoken out against Bristol’s plans for a clean air zone, the Bristol Post reported. Bristol City Council has proposed an inner-city diesel car ban and […]
The Daimler Group has launched a new corporate structure: The spin-off of the business divisions for cars and vans as well as trucks and buses into subsidiaries became effective at the end of October. All […]
The government has issued guidance for operators and drivers on what steps they need to take to continue to operate in the EU after Brexit, which can be found on the gov.uk website. If there […]
Scotland bus operator McGill’s Buses will ‘strive further’ to further improve punctuality on its routes, the firm said.
First Buses Cymru Ltd has been ordered to pay a £20,600 penalty by the Deputy Traffic Commissioner for Wales, Tony Seculer, following a public inquiry at Swansea Magistrates’ Court on 23 October 2019. The company […]
Go-Ahead says it is on track to cut carbon emissions by 25% in 2021. 2019 saw the operator record its lowest ever carbon emissions per vehicle mile, which dropped to just 1.15kgs, down from 1.28kgs […]
Cardiff Bus has appointed the former UK & Ireland CEO of DHL Supply Chain as its new Managing Director. He will begin his role on 1 January 2020. Paul Dyer, who hails from South Wales, […]
The 2019 report shows a number of targets not met, though progress has been made, and identifies common issues around the country
The city of Nantes has introduced the first of its fleet of new electric bi-articulated buses. Based on an existing 7 km right-of-way line, the first bi-articulated electric bus, made by HESS and re-charged with […]
Vancouver’s transit authority TransLink has placed its first double-decker buses in service. Following a four month long trial of two buses in 2017, TransLink placed an order for 32 ADL Enviro500 double-deck buses, which will […]
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