Coach travel would be more accessible if Public Service Vehicle Accessibility Regulations 2000 (PSVAR) focused on journeys rather than vehicles, says RHA Coach. Coaches with more than 22 passenger seats which come within the definition […]
Fuze set to offer operators a Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) model, by working with fellow companies Ryze Hydrogen and Wrightbus Wrightbus owner Jo Bamford has launched Fuze, an asset finance company offering a ‘complete […]
DENMARK Solaris and Danish operator AarBus in Aarhus have signed an agreement for the delivery of 29 electric buses. The Polish manufacturer will supply six Urbino 12 and 23 articulated Urbino 18 electric buses, scheduled to be delivered by mid-2022. Located […]
AUSTRIA Energy solution provider Fronius is using its Solhub technology to power a two-week trial of a hydrogen-powered bus in Wels, Upper Austria, using green hydrogen generated using solar power. The trial of the Solaris […]
BELGIUM Irizar has delivered 31 integral buses for local service operation in Wallonia, the manufacturer’s first batch of vehicles for public transport in Belgium. Twenty-six Irizar i4s have been acquired by OTW (Operateur de Transport […]
In May this year, Scania launched a new bus range, with the UK getting the debut model. Richard Sharman takes an in-depth look at the new Fencer F1 It is not easy to keep a […]
Alan Payling suggests that a spin through a couple of the lesser known valleys in the Cotswolds will delight passengers and enable them to visit the lost world of Laurie Lee’s ‘Cider with Rosie,’ particularly […]
As pandemic restrictions ease, Nick Larkin reports on another major event which was able to take its place on the calendar again this year
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