AUSTRALIA Following its announcement of a strategic partnership with Keolis Downer, one of Australia’s largest private providers of public transport, local bus builder BusTech Group is set to manufacture 16 new electric buses for operation […]
Jonathan Welch speaks to McGill’s CEO Ralph Roberts about electrification and the state of the industry post-pandemic. Electrification is the name of the game at […]
David Longbottom takes a look at a new open-top tour that has started in Kingston-upon-Hull for locals and staycationers The City of Hull, or Kingston upon Hull to give it its formal title as you […]
In our occasional series of used vehicle test drives, Richard Sharman takes a look at an Alexander Dennis Enviro200MMC to see how it has […]
A 1921 AEC London bus chassis has been found after spending 70 years on a Shropshire farm. The important find came to light when the farmer began selling off part of his land.
Organisers of an event commemorating 90 years of Bedford are also celebrating another achievement. “Our aim was to get 90 vehicles to the event, but we are delighted to say we got 93,” explained Christine […]
Nick Larkin reports on a Northampton double-decker which has returned home for the first time in over half a century
During 2019, Kraken Rum ran a short but very memorable advertising campaign in London using five Wrightbus New Routemasters. The Kraken is a mythical giant squid-like sea monster. The effect of the cleverly-designed vinyls gave […]
Public transport app and website provider Passenger has announced that Guildford-based operator Safeguard Coaches is the 50th operator to sign up to its national app and website solution, myTrip. myTrip was launched in October 2020 […]
Wrightbus has incorporated Wheely-Safe technology into the prototype of its StreetDeck Electroliner. To maximise wheel and tyre safety, the bus is fitted with Wheely-Safe’s latest generation tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS), wheel loss and brake […]
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