Bus News

Workers at two major Wolverhampton business parks are now enjoying enhanced bus services from National Express West Midlands (NXWM).

Talks are ongoing for an even larger electric double-decker deal which could result in a combined revenue of over £2bn from the partnership A £660m deal with the potential to more than triple in the […]

Enrico Vassallo, CEO of Optare, has announced his decision to leave the company.

The new smartcard can be used on the services of 24 different operators, including National Express West Midlands and National Express Coventry Centro launched the Swift pay-as-you-go smartcard on Friday, October 23.

Arriva Yorkshire has celebrated with the Mayor of Wakefield, employees, local councillors and customers after being crowned Bus Operator of the Year at this year’s National Transport Awards.

GreenRoad has announced that it is renewing its long-standing relationship with First Bus for an additional three-year term.

West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) is adding QR (Quick Response) codes and NFC (Near Field Communication) tags to over 13,000 bus stop timetable displays across West Yorkshire.

Operator is lowest bidder of eight remaining by 6.5% and could bring in £4.6m EBIT per annum if successful Go-Ahead is well placed to win a bus contract in Singapore, The Guardian has reported.

The High Court in London has ruled that the smartphone app used by Uber drivers to calculate fares does not break the law, the Independent has reported.

Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) has been ordered to pay damages to a bus company after a ruling that it behaved unreasonably in terminating a £200,000-a-year contract, the Scottish Herald has reported.