The Canadian manufacturer, now part of the Volvo Group, turns 100 in 2024, and is marking the event with a special heritage recreation of its first ever REO bus North American coach and motorhome manufacturer […]
The Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust had a record year in 2023, reports Ed Bonner More members, more visitors, more passengers than ever and a mighty supply of bacon rolls and burgers which if strung together […]
Now that the coach park in Bourton-on-the-Water has finally closed, Alan Payling suggests a visit to nearby Cirencester instead will keep tour passengers more than happy. Here he explores the traditional and historic country town […]
Asset Alliance Group, which recently launched its new vehicle rental division (see our main feature this week, starting on page 34) has also recently launched a two year sponsorship contract with AFC Bournemouth, its first […]
Jonathan Welch pays a return visit to South Pennine Community Transport to see how the business has grown over the last four years It’s now nine years since South Pennine Community Transport started out as […]
Jonathan Welch takes a look at the CPT’s 2024 manifesto for buses and coaches Ahead of the general election, the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) launched its 2024 manifesto for the coach and bus sector […]
2024 marks 200 years since the start of the first ever local bus service. Paul Williams from the Museum of Transport, Greater Manchester explains why that’s still important to today’s industry One gloomy morning, early […]
A lack of good judgement which led to a minibus operator failing to keep control of drivers hours checks and using another tachograph card saw the case brought before the Traffic Commissioner, though regulatory action […]
Thirty classic buses face an uncertain future after a preservation group was given notice to quit its premises. Tyneside Heritage Vehicles (THV) must leave the site at Felling, near Gateshead, by the end of March. […]
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