Coach News

The largest ever Mercedes-Benz Tourismo order for the UK market will see Shearings Group take delivery of 38 Tourismo coaches this month.

After a four-year investigation, Tyne and Wear coach operator Howard Snaith and a number of its employees were found not guilty of conspiracy to falsify tachograph records at Newcastle Crown Court on Monday.

To celebrate the launch of its Summer 2015 Day Excursions Brochure, Johnsons Coach Travel took over 400 customers to the West Midlands Safari Park last Tuesday (March 17) for a ‘roaring’ day out.

Government must concede greater exemptions, in addition to coachloads of under 16s, say MPs The Home Affairs Committee (HAC) is concerned about government plans for border exit checks due to be introduced after Easter.

Fresh names to join familiar finalists at prestigious industry awards ceremony The finalists for the 2015 UK Coach Awards (UKCA) have been announced, as organisers and judges expressed admiration and praise for the quality of […]

An Inverness street will become a permanent drop-off zone for coach passengers – despite a warning of “chaos” from a city centre councillor.

Respected West Wales family-run coach operator Jones Login has started applying an updated version of its familiar branding to its fleet.

Transport for London (TfL) has published a new 2015 edition of its Operating Coaches in London leaflet.

North of Scotland coach operator Maynes of Buckie is investing in the Alcolock V3 alcohol interlock through Alcolock UK.

Gravesend-based Manns Travel is being investigated by Kent Police. In a statement CBW was told: “Officers are making enquiries after receiving information about suspected uninsured vehicles.”