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Will Boris master?
Our industry insider makes a welcome return at a time when threats to the bus industry have arguably never been more real
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X-it innovation?
Phil Tonks discusses the short-lived National Express West Midlands X7 service, and the risks of innovation
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North east depot museum plan collection
Plans have been announced to turn a former Arriva depot at Bishop Auckland into a transport museum, reports Nick Larkin
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Economic jamboree
Legendary North East Bus operator Economic is being remembered with a special event in its home village this Saturday (10 August).
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Eastern Counties collection
Bus driver Jamie Vendy now has some interesting ‘souvenirs’ from his childhood holidays in East Anglia – three former Eastern Counties vehicles!
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Leicester memories
First Leicester hosted a display of preserved vehicles at its Abbey Lane depot for the Leicester Bus Running Day.
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Comparing British transport with global networks
Paul Comfort, host of the Transit Unplugged podcast and former CEO of Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) in Baltimore, recently visited the UK to interview transport leaders for his podcast.
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Beside the seaside
John Gelson takes a trip to Scarborough for an update on the seaside town’s open-top bus services
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Taking the lead with electric ‘deckers
Metroline has been making headlines recently for its decision to operate London’s first two entirely electric double-decker bus routes.
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Making buses more accessible
After 150 years of campaigning for blind and partially sighted people, RNIB is continually striving to improve people’s lives. Madaline Dunn talks to Michael Wordingham, Regional Campaigns Officer and Bernie Reddington, Confidence Building Coordinator
