Bus News

Arriva London recently replaced half of the 44 double-decker buses at its Brixton Tramshed depot in south London with new electric vehicles. The original Tramshed at Brixton dates back to 1892, has limited space and […]

The first of a 100-strong fleet of new zero-emission buses entered service in Belfast on Monday 28 March Northern Irish Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has welcomed the first batch of zero-emission electrically-driven double decker buses […]

Warrington’s Own Buses has unveiled a bus bearing the colours of the Ukranian flag as a show of support to those currently suffering due to the ongoing conflict. Managing Director of Warrington’s Own Buses, Ben […]

Ipswich Buses and Emergency First’s humanitarian aid bus arrived in Poland on 18 March, loaded with supplies to distribute to those in need. A number of companies pulled together to quickly get the Scania single-decker […]

David Fricker, proprietor of North Somerset Coaches, along with his friends quickly set up the TeddyBusz campaign following a visit to Budapest over the weekend of 26/27 February. He said on the TeddyBusz Facebook page: […]

Transdev is also showing its support for those affected by the war in Ukraine. Transdev CEO Alex Hornby said: “Along with our colleagues and customers, we #StandWithUkraine – this heart in the colours of the […]

Ireland’s national operator Bus Éireann has thanked the people of Cork for their generosity in donating three full buses’ worth of aid to the people of Ukraine. A team of 30 volunteers facilitated the donation […]

Leeds independent Squarepeg Buses has selected Omnibus cloud solutions to optimise scheduling and operational activities. The operator provides public, private and school transport services to its customer base in the West Yorkshire city and surrounding […]