Bus News

Herefordshire bus operator Sargeants Brothers says it has decided to implement a fare price freeze for the next 12 months across all of its services. Sargeants Brothers Managing Director Matt Evans said: “Like many businesses […]

The Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, Paul Tuohy, has responded to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps proposal for a £2 bus fare cap for 12 months from October: “Bus fares have risen at more […]

New research from RATP Group-owned Tootbus reveals that UK tourists are the most aware about ‘sustainable travel’ when compared to many Europeans Eco-friendly domestic tourists in the UK are more switched on to the issue […]

National Express is partnering with Stansted Airport to trial an electric bus on the airport’s airside gate-to-plane operations. The Cobus 2700 electric bus can run for up to eight hours a day carrying a maximum […]

The EV manufacturer has seen its share price slump, and is now seeking to cut costs and focus on starting Van production to start bringing in revenue and improve its financial prospects On July 12, […]

Bus strikes are due to take place in London at the same time as scheduled TfL and railway strike action, as disrpution continues throughout the sector in August. More than 1,600 London bus drivers look […]

Just a week after taking over routes at short notice, Morebus lost three Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole (BCP) Council tendered routes to Yellow Coaches buyer Xelabus. Routes 18, 33 and 36 have been awarded to […]

The ongoing saga of funding London’s bus, rail and Underground networks continues, with the Mayor warning that services could be reduced to the minimum if Government money is not forthcoming Transport for London services could […]