Features

Matter of course

The next deadline for completing periodic driver CPC training isn’t far away, warns John Lewis – and operators need to take action Bus and coach drivers who got their vocational licences before September 10 2008 […]

Features

A no nonsense approach

After its recent inclusion in the DVSA’s Earned Recognition trial, James Day visits John Dewberry at Allenby Coach Hire to hear the story of the small vehicle specialist Based in Warlingham, Surrey, Allenby Coach Hire […]

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The 39 Steps

Our insider argues that coach parking at some services needs to be better laid out so that passengers are closer to facilities and can access them more safely The 39 Steps was a 1915 adventure […]

Bus News

Kick-starting their careers

In the second instalment, individuals on the graduate schemes of various operators talk to Jade Smith about their journey so far, having started on the courses late last year Rose Hardy-Barrett, First Bus I am […]

Coach News

Experimenting is essential

Gareth Evans catches up with Dave Parry about the latest developments at respected West Midlands coach tour operator Parrys International It’s a horrible wet and windy day when I sit down for a coffee in […]

Catering for Coaches

Norwich: Norfolk’s capital

Angela Youngman outlines what the city of Norwich and its surrounding area can offer coach groups, with ideas for inclusion in your itineraries Founded over 1,000 years ago, Norwich is a city of spires and […]

Features

Citaro is electrified

Daimler Buses has unveiled its first phase all-electric Mercedes-Benz Citaro. As Andy Izatt reports, it’s part of a measured, two-pronged response to growing political and social pressure for emissions-free transport In preparation for the public […]

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An inside job

A business can be fatally wounded by fraud committed against it. Many find it surprising that frauds and criminal acts are frequently committed by trusted members of staff, often because of a lack of corporate […]