Bus News

Andrew Jones MP, minister for buses, has stated that the Buses Bill is expected to have gained Royal Assent before the end of 2016.

Department is one of four to provisionally agree to spending cuts ahead of the Chancellor’s autumn statement Chancellor George Osborne has announced that four government departments, including the Department for Transport (DfT), have provisionally agreed […]

Sales of the MAN-based Nu-Track Pulse have reached the 100 milestone in 18 months, since its unveiling in Antrim in June 2014.

First Solent has unveiled a new fleet of buses, which is now operating on its two Solent Ranger X4 and X5 routes which connect Fareham, Gosport and Portsmouth with Southampton.

Partnership has seen 30 million passenger journeys since it launched in 1995 First West Yorkshire, Leeds City Council and West Yorkshire Combined Authority have celebrated 20 years of their successful bus partnership scheme.

Proposals for a £29m integrated transport hub in Lincoln have been given planning permission by the city council, Lincolnite reported.

Buses from a variety of operators came to the rescue on London’s Docklands Light Railway last week when members of the RMT union staged a 48-hours strike.

Stagecoach Manchester will shortly say goodbye to two of its oldest buses, as its last two Volvo B10M vehicles will be withdrawn from service following a farewell running day on Saturday, November 14.

National Express West Midlands (NXWM) has temporarily reinstated four Mercedes-Benz 0405Ns at West Bromwich Garage, having given the type an official send off on October 3.

Proposals to optimise Doncaster’s bus network went to public consultation this week, as authorities look to progress the public transport aims proposed in Sheffield City Region’s (SCR) Devolution Deal.