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Commanders sent to the front line
When drivers were sought to take three Arriva Wrightbus Commanders to Poland to assist in the evacuation of Ukrainian orphanages, CBW correspondent Craig George stepped up […]
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50th extravaganza for National icons
Nick Larkin reports on events to mark 50 years of two well-known names in the British bus scene The 50th anniversaries of two true […]
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Best of both?
Jonathan Welch takes a look at two of Yorkshire’s biggest park & ride schemes, with trips into Leeds and York There needs to be change. […]
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From Hong Kong to preservation
A 1998 Plaxton-bodied Dennis Dart SLF new to New World First Bus in Hong Kong has been acquired for preservation in Britain. Originally registered HV […]
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National farewell for park & ride
A classic bus helped mark the end of a modern service, reports Nick Larkin An official farewell to park & ride services in Maidstone, Kent became a National occasion. Preservationist Carl Underwood provided his preserved […]
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The industry celebrates International Women’s Day
Every year the industry comes together to celebrate the woman in our industry. Richard Sharman looks at some of the stories from the day, which took […]
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Skopje’s ‘Routemasters’
In last week’s issue, Jonathan Welch looked at Yutong’s UK electric bus offering. Now he turns his attention to one of its more unusual […]
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Adding UK value
Jonathan Welch looks at the rise of Yutong in the UK and importer Pelican’s push to include more ‘locally-built’ content The move towards ‘new energy’ […]
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Quantron enters the e-bus fray
Jonathan Welch attended the recent online launch of German manufacturer Quantron’s Cizaris 12m electric single-decker or many years, the bus market was a relatively stable and […]
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Transport for London faces the future
In the midst of funding issues and following the launch of new high specification buses, Richard Sharman pays a timely visit to the capital to […]