Bristol’s second metrobus service has reached a total of 600,000 passengers, as it celebrates one year in action. The m2 launched in September 2018 as the second instalment of Bristol’s £230m metrobus rapid transit system […]
Commitments include price-capped daily and weekly multi-operator ticketing in urban areas The Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) has launched a new bus strategy for England. Named ‘Moving Forward Together,’ the initiative is described as ‘the […]
Lothian customers have ‘tapped’ their way to a one million milestone as the bus operator’s new contactless and fare capped payment system has been introduced in Scotland’s capital city. The open payments technology, developed by […]
Rotherham-based Powells Bus Company, part of the HCT Group, has won seven new contracts in South Yorkshire. From 2 September, Powells began operating six bus routes in the Sheffield area. The routes will be operated […]
A special Bank Holiday programme of events and a record number of vehicles in service was organised to mark the event, reports Nick Larkin
New Yorkshire-built buses and new jobs have arrived – that’s the good news arrived in York, as Transdev expanded its presence in the city. A new long-term, multi-year partnership between the bus operator and City […]
Vehicles representing every decade of Don’s Coaches’ 70 years in business lined up at the firm’s anniversary event.
A museum has launched a petition to save its vintage bus service, which is said to be under threat due to the planned Birmingham Clean Air Zone (CAZ).
Henley-in-Arden-based Johnsons Coaches commenced operation of a revised service 20 on 2 September. That change also sees the return of the long standing X20 service number. The future of the service was in doubt; however, […]
Gemma Ireland, General Manager of Vehicles and Recruitment at CBW has put together some words to pay tribute to Paula Beaumont of Scania, who sadly passed away on 13 August aged 49. “I want to […]
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