Month: March 2021

Merseytravel has announced a project that a project to bring 20 hydrogen-powered double-decker buses to the streets of the Liverpool City Region will take an important step forward on 19 March, with the project’s business […]

Greater Manchester has reached a milestone in its ambitions to move to a franchised regime for its transport network, with the Greater Manchester Combined Authority recommending that the Mayor introduces bus franchising Greater Manchester has […]

Stagecoach’s multi-million-pound investment in electric buses has helped deliver cleaner air for communities in Greater Manchester, with the vehicles clocking up over 700,000 carbon free miles after a successful first year in service. The fleet […]

In addition to the announcement of the National Bus Strategy, the government has published the interim Union Connectivity Review report from Sir Peter Hendy Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set out his vision to ‘build […]

Ballard Power Systems has received follow-on purchase orders from Wrightbus for a total of 50 fuel cell modules to power its fuel cell electric buses (FCEBs), which are planned for deployment in a number of […]

Ipswich and East Suffolk CCG and Ipswich Buses have joined forces to launch a mobile Covid-19 vaccination facility from Tuesday. The bus will tour Ipswich and east Suffolk for a period of at least four […]

Half year results show the impact of the pandemic, but London and the International bus divisions performing well The Go-Ahead Group has published its financial results for the six months to 2 January 2021. The […]

From 31 March, many supported bus services in Milton Keynes will come to an end, the city has confirmed, and be replaced by a new Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) which goes live on Thursday 1 […]