Features
Has Arrival revolutionised the bus as we know it?
Can a tech company really address the issues surrounding new bus development and get ahead of the established bus manufacturers with a blank […]
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Event
Imberbus 2022 success
The village of Imber, in a restricted MOD area, again enjoyed its annual bus service, but this year there were a few changes. Martin Curtis shares […]
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Rollover inquiry decision published
Following a serious accident, the Traffic Commissioner had to consider the rules around split service registrations when it comes to drivers under the age of 21 Traffic Commissioner for the South West Kevin Rooney published […]
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Looking up at Lodge’s
The Lodge Coaches preserved fleet is back and hard at work post-pandemic, with several new additions. NICK LARKIN catches up at the firm’s car […]
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Face-to-Face Interviews
Hydrogen retrofits : a cost-effective answer to zero emissions?
Jonathan Welch speaks to Ricardo’s Andrew Ennever about the company’s trial conversion of an Enviro400 to hydrogen fuel cell power Ricardo is a name that […]
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Adventures by bus around the South West
The UK is world-renowned for its operation of open-top buses in the vast majority of its tourist towns and cities and along its scenic […]
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New coach and bus registrations rise
The coach and bus market in the UK and across Europe is growing, though UK operators may be holding back investment amid funding fears, says the SMMT The latest figures from the Society of Motor […]
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Twenty turbulent years
Two top transport authors have pooled resources to produce what is surely a landmark book covering the British bus industry from 1980 to 2000. Prolific photographer Peter Rowland took all the photos featured, which are […]
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Crich Tramway Village back on track
Crich Tramway Village, home to the National Tramway Museum, is fully back in action again post-pandemic and following safety work.
