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CAVForth goes public

The UK’s first full-size autonomous buses started carrying passengers on 15 May. Jonathan Welch reports on the launch Following on from a depot based trial with Stagecoach and the more recent launch of the autonomous […]

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Wythall variety

The events season kicked off in style in the West Midlands, reports Nick Larkin Double-deckers from the 2000s back to the 1930s carried passengers during Transport Museum Wythall’s season-opening running days. The events, on Easter […]

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Issues in focus

Jonathan Welch looks at some of the topics discussed at the 2023 ALBUM conference in Edinburgh In last week’s issue, we looked at the suppliers and manufacturers present at the recent ALBUM conference, and heard […]

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Flix across the Forth

FlixBus recently launched its latest Scottish route with fanfare and cupcakes, and also some controversy over access to Aberdeen’s bus station. Jonathan Welch reports Painting the world green. It’s a strapline we’ve heard a lot […]

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Aberdeen heritage

Nick Larkin reports on a number of recent heritage repaints from opposite ends of the country A bus livery once a familiar sight in Aberdeen has returned as part of celebrations marking 125 years of […]

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Snap to it

Jonathan Welch speaks to Miki Szikszai of Snapper Services about its plans for expansion in the UK market and what its Mosaiq analytics platform can offer operators and transport authorities Data and analytics are increasingly […]