Buses

Kevin Carr pays a visit to Millbrook Proving Ground in Bedfordshire to test Alexander Dennis’ Next Generation Enviro100EV & Enviro400EV There is somewhat of a buzz around the bus industry right now in connection to […]

Martin Curtis reports from this year’s Imberbus event, which saw record crowds attend the yearly trip across Salisbury Plain Record crowds flocked to the lost village of Imber on Salisbury Plain for the 14th Imberbus […]

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 […]