Coach News

David Davis MP and coach operator Laurie Bourne of L&R Transport appeared on BBC Radio 2’s Jeremy Vine show last Wednesday to discuss the growing crisis in Calais and unfair fines issues to drivers carrying […]

As passenger statistics fall rapidly, coach industry leaders begin taking steps to stop the demise of continental coach holidays The industry is debating whether continental coach tour programmes should be cutback as operators report a […]

Scunthorpe-based Holloways Coaches is to cease trading at the end of the month, with retirement of Pauyl Holloway.

Major strengthening of the A4 Hammersmith Flyover in west London has entered its final phase, with more than 80% of the tensioning work now done and – only three more weekend closures required to complete […]

New route also represents the first megabus.com link from London to Lyon Megabus.com has announced a new international route linking the UK with Italy for the first time.

A coach carrying 34 children from a British school has crashed in Belgium, killing one driver and injuring at least six passengers on board.

Plans have been announced for the 2016 competition for the UK Coach Awards, which will be formally launched in mid-July.

Guests who attended a garden party on June 4 at Buckingham Palace were transported to the event in style by United Motorcoaches, part of RATP Dev London.

Following an official approach to the European Commission, the Confederation of Passenger Transport UK (CPT) has received clarification concerning the use of tachographs on short regular services which do not involve stops en-route.

Easyjet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s Easybus service is to begin its first route between Heathrow and central London.