Bus News

Keeping up with ticketing

This week’s Industry Guide examines ticketing technology and systems, and which options are available to suit various needs Ticketing is a frequent topic of conversation for future development of the bus industry. There is increasing […]

Features

Mobilising driver sign-on

Pete Adney at Trapeze Group explains how technology is improving business for bus operators It is hard to dispute that driver sign-on processes have changed beyond recognition over the years, but could even greater transformation […]

Event

United against terror

Backhouse Jones has hosted a counter terrorism seminar, informing operators on how to be vigilant and respond effectively to terror threats and attacks. James Day reports On Thursday, June 1, renowned transport law firm Backhouse […]

Features

Heritage professionals

Southcoast Motor Services is a specialist provider of vintage buses and coaches. Director Alan Elliott explains to Andy Izatt how the business came about and the importance that’s placed on working to the highest standard […]

Bus News

Look who’s coming to dinner

To celebrate Ulterbus’ 50th anniversary, key figures from the organisation were invited to a dinner at Cultra Manor on Saturday, April 22. Among the guests was former general inspector Irvine Millar. Elizabeth Howlett found out […]

Bus News

Cuter than pandas

In February of this year, Lothian Buses-owned Edinburgh Bus Tours proudly announced that it had outranked Edinburgh Zoo on the list of top paid-for attractions in the city. The operator has claimed its position as the second most popular paid-for way to […]

Bus News

Charting a tacho milestone

Gareth Evans reports on last week’s celebration of Road Tech’s landmark tachograph 100 millionth download – a milestone for the market-leading compliance specialist How times have changed. If a teacher were to tell a pupil […]