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Two centuries of buses

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 […]

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Accommodation problem

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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Heading for hydrogen

Jonathan Welch speaks to Cummins about an alternative use for hydrogen, in the form of the combustion engine There can’t be anyone in the industry who hasn’t heard of Cummins. The American company, famous for […]

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From Buckie to the world

Jonathan Welch continues his conversation with Kevin Mayne, Operations Director at respected Scottish operator Maynes of Buckie, about the company and the wider industry In last week’s issue, I spoke to Kevin Mayne, Operations Director […]

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Bus station goodbye

A unique gathering of heritage vehicles commemorated the closure of Dudley bus station, reports Nick Larkin Hours after Dudley bus station closed for redevelopment, heritage vehicles were allowed a final visit for a special event. […]