July 2023 - Page 6 of 10

‘Queen Buffy’ for sale

18/07/2023 Ashleigh Sinclair

Regular readers of CBW might recall an article back in issue 1379 by regular contributor Alan Payling. Entitled ‘Happy Days With A Crash Box,’ the piece was a trip down memory lane for Alan as […]

It has become accepted that the traditional rationale for public transport and how services are offered has to change and adapt to post-covid demand. Richard Walter gets the lowdown from public transport consultant John Fallon […]

National Express announces more services for summer

11/07/2023 Ashleigh Sinclair

National Express has announced plans to increase its coverage across the UK this summer, ahead of the summer holidays. It has introduced three new routes and a number of enhancements to airport services, taking the […]

Transport for Wales improves efficiency with EPM Contract Performance

11/07/2023 Ashleigh Sinclair

Transport for Wales (TfW) is to improve the performance of its TrawsCymru contracted bus services with the adoption of EPM’s new solution, Contract Performance. Developed for local transport authorities, the system manages all stages of […]

Dublin Express invests £8.5m in Dublin-Belfast expansion

11/07/2023 Ashleigh Sinclair

The National Express-owned operation is expanding its Irish offering with a new link from Belfast to Dublin airport Dublin Express, part of National Express, plans to invest around £8.5m on a fleet of eight new […]

England needs national transport strategy, says Institute of Civil Engineers

11/07/2023 Ashleigh Sinclair

Following a recent Climate Change Committee report highlighting the importance of decarbonising the UK’s transport network, the Institute of Civil Engineers says that a national transport strategy for England is needed, which could help infrastructure professionals, […]