Buses

Whilst the number of council-owned bus companies slowly reduces, a visit by Martin Curtis to council-owned Cardiff Bus found the business to be thriving In addition to motor buses, Cardiff Corporation was once a major […]

Refurbishing buses is big business. A mid-life refresh can add years to a vehicle’s in-service life. Richard Sharman takes a look behind the scenes to see how the work is carried out at Hants & […]

Milton Park, First Bus and partners have launched a bus service with a difference in Oxfordshire. Martin Curtis reports The official launch of the first zero-emission autonomous bus service in the UK took place on […]

As we enter the depths of winter and the cold dark nights which start mid-afternoon encroach upon us, Richard Sharman takes a light hearted trip to the seaside in the second part of his Adventures […]

Jonathan Welch speaks to the people behind Derbyshire’s Peak Gateway development, which is planning a series of zero-emission tourist bus routes to take guests to destinations across the Peak District The Peak District has long […]

                      The bus industry and local authorities face a multitude of challenges for the future when it comes to speeding up services and reducing traffic […]

                    The Leyland National is a bus which has divided opinion since its introduction 50 years ago. Jonathan Welch speaks to former Leyland engineer Basil Hancock […]

                  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 […]