Drivers’ uniforms are a mere cost to most companies, yet Edinburgh’s biggest operator begs to differ – as Ken Mann discovered Lothian insists brand identity, employee loyalty and customer engagement can all be enhanced – […]
The owner of a bus and coach restoration business is bemoaning the lack of skilled coachbuilders across the industry. “We are trying to recruit new people, but just can’t find anyone with the skills we […]
Stephen King of Go North East has made a name for himself in the world of marketing – always pushing himself to do better. Angela Youngman found out more about his philosophy “Take the opportunity, […]
Our bus industry insider muses on why having the right infrastructure is so important I have been pondering the subject of bus infrastructure for some while and there is nothing like a new or unplanned […]
Family-friendly rosters and question and answer sessions complete with chocolate cake – no wonder everyone is so happy at Arriva’s Brixton Garage, says Naomi MacKay With more than 350 staff and more than 100 buses, […]
Alan Payling meets John Harvey of Leons Holidays, a tour driver at the top of his game who has been employed by some of the UK’s leading operators, and has driven some of the finest […]
Over 10 years, Managing Director Austin Blackburn has built Go-Coach Hire into Kent’s largest independent bus operation, but while he’s proud of what has been achieved, he knows that the operating environment is increasingly challenging […]
Bear Cross Bus Company will once again be running its 1950 Weymann-bodied Leyland PD2/3 on service in Bournemouth this summer, and its operator is planning to expand.
A 1953 AEC Regal IV half-deck airport coach is back in revenue earning use for the first time in more than 50 years.
Ninety year old Dennis is still earning its keep on summer service, as Nick Larkin reports
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