Buses
For the few, not the many?
Claire Walters, Chief Executive of Bus Users, shares her thoughts on new proposals in Cambridge to allow electric vehicles to use bus lanes Why do we have bus lanes – to make it easier for […]
Features
Coaches
Safety through technology
Award-winning tech-driven coach transport firm Kura has a fresh approach to school transport and corporate contracts, putting passenger safety at the heart of its offering. Peter Jackson learns more from its CEO, Godfrey Ryan Independent […]
Buses
Malta Vintage
Malta’s public bus network has seen major changes over the last decade, and now its once-common route buses are making a return on a heritage service, as Jonathan Welch reports Most people will have heard […]
Buses
Low-floor pioneer donated to museum
Stagecoach has donated its first low-floor bus delivered outside London to the Museum of Transport, Greater Manchester, reports Nick Larkin Stagecoach’s first low-floor double-decker delivered to a division outside London, T612 MNF, which was also […]
Features
Valliant memories in new book
Two authors with contrasting careers in the PSV industry have produced a major new book on legendary London operator Valliant Direct Coaches Limited – the result of research over 17 years. Associated companies Lewis Cronshaw […]
Buses
World first: Hydrogen double-deckers enter service
In late 2020, Aberdeen received the first of its fleet of hydrogen-powered double-deckers. CBW takes a closer look as the vehicles enter public service for the first time The world’s first fleet of double-decker hydrogen […]
Coaches
No nonsense
Paul Gardner, newly-appointed Regional Sales Manager at Temsa, explains to Peter Jackson why a focus on the fundamentals is needed to build the future of the brand in the UK and Ireland A number of […]
Coaches
On the right track
Hot on the heels of the firm’s launch with megabus, Peter Jackson learns more about uTrack and how it’s helping take operators’ customer experience to the next level Maybe you’ve heard of uTrack – they […]
Coaches
Operator still ready for action
More than half a century after setting up South Yorkshire operator Brecks, Stuart Ulph is taking new bookings rather than retire. He explains why to Nick Larkin, and shares some memories The 1967 Summer of […]
Features
Olympians for sale
Stuart would like to find good homes for the two remaining Brecks Volvo Olympians. Alexander Royale-bodied N126 YRW began its career with London United in 1996, and was then used by Airlinks and Cambridge Coach […]
