Features
No better time…
Hayley Russell, Team Lead of Operations at FlixBus UK, discusses the importance of inclusion for women in the coach industry, particularly drivers. Hayley was named Young Bus Manager of the Year at the UK Bus […]
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North Western 100
The centenary of a legendary North West operator is being marked with a unique major event, writes Nick Larkin The North Western Road Car Company, set up in 1923, served a major area and became […]
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An un-ewe-sual passenger
When Brighton & Hove Buses driver Martine Patey set off on a journey to Eastbourne for her first ever rail replacement duty one Sunday morning, she wasn’t sure what the day would hold, but she […]
Face-to-Face Interviews
A fresh approach
Jonathan Welch speaks to the enthusiastic team behind National Coach Network to find out how they are dispelling the traditional image of coach brokers Everyone who has been involved in the coach trade, especially in […]
Face-to-Face Interviews
Asset Alliance accelerates
Asset Alliance Group’s Michael Bycroft speaks to Jonathan Welch about the financier’s plans for expansion, having already funded over £500m-worth of coaches and buses Finance. It’s a subject that can often either make people’s eyes […]
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Farewell to Len Wright
Former traffic examiner, London Transport bus driver and vehicle restorer Len Wright has died at the age of 93. One of the best known and respected people in the East of England vehicle preservation scene, […]
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Atlantean hits 50
A member of the ever-popular Delaine heritage fleet will see its 50th birthday this year. Nick Larkin reports A well-known preserved bus will star at an event as part its 50th birthday celebrations. Delaine Heritage […]
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Electrifying Inverclyde
A further 14 Yutong electric buses have just entered service with McGill’s to enhance the passenger experience in Inverclyde, with recent public launches in Port Glasgow and Greenock. Richard Walter finds out from CEO Ralph […]
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Swanning around Reading
A swan recently thought it would hitch a lift on a Reading Buses single-decker, in what the company said was probably its first incident of the kind. When the swan landed on the roof of […]
Face-to-Face Interviews
Continuing to Think Ahead
Jonathan Welch speaks to Coach Tourism Association chair Robert Shaw about the organisation’s role in helping the coach tour sector grow Set up 30 years ago, the Coach Tourism Association aims to bring the coach […]
