Bus News
Pollution charge
Kathye Vicente, Marketing Manager at Eminox, takes a look at why the challenge of tackling air pollution is driving the Ultra Low Emission Zone and Clean Air Zones across the country With the public becoming […]
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Mercedes-Benz Vans hosts 14th Van Experience Live
This year, Mercedes-Benz Vans hosted the 14th Van Experience Live event at Millbrook Proving Ground, which tests its van range to the limit. James Day attended On an annual basis, Mercedes-Benz hires Millbrook Proving Ground […]
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Stanford Coachworks summer party
James Day attends the 2017 Stanford Coachworks Vehicle Expo on July 2, which took the form of a garden party for colleagues and customers as well as a vehicle showcase The annual Stanford Coachworks Vehicle […]
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Scania Interlink joins Lucketts Travel
Gareth Evans reports on Scania’s Interlinks, which have entered service across Lucketts Travel. Six Interlinks have joined – two each for the firm’s Worthing, Coliseum and Lucketts fleets. In the space of almost 12 months, […]
Face-to-Face Interviews
Arriva Midlands’ West Area
Gareth Evans talks to Arriva Midlands West Area Managing Director Rob Cheveaux, who candidly shares his experiences of dealing with austerity, the latest on driver recruitment and an update on the garages across his area, […]
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Alexander Dennis Limited update
At a time when there is no shortage of headwinds for the industry, the UK’s largest bus and coach manufacturer, Alexander Dennis Ltd, continues to invest – new coach models are in the pipeline and […]
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Volvo electric bus launched in the UK
Last week at Donington Park in Derbyshire, the right hand drive Volvo electric bus (7900e) was launched and Jade Smith was there to see the vehicle in action, along with others from the Electromobility range […]
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The future of Cambridge buses
Carole Aye Maung talks to Andy Campbell, Managing Director of Stagecoach East about alternative drives – including the future of Cambridge buses with his aim to operate a pure electric bus fleet in the city […]
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Fuel for the future, food for thought
The acceptability of diesel as a fuel for the UK’s urban buses now hangs in the balance, with a few locally-elected politicians likely to decide its fate. However, asks Richard Simpson, can they be trusted […]
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Going the Wright way
Local Government spending cuts continue to have a negative impact on many family-owned operators around the country. David Wright explained to Andy Izatt how his company, Travel Wright of Newark which places considerable importance on […]
