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Volvo Buses says it has high ambitions when it comes to sustainability, and by 2040 the company is aiming to have a fully decarbonised supply chain. To help achieve this, Volvo Buses says it and […]

Southern Vectis General Manager Richard Tyldsley has praised his team following the success of the company’s Isle of Wight Festival shuttle bus service. In addition to colleagues from Southern Vectis, Richard welcomed an army of […]

Bus Vannin is improving the efficiency and usability of its CCTV systems thanks to Journeo’s Portal Bus Vannin, the government owned and operated bus service on the Isle of Man, has connected its entire on-vehicle […]

Go North East has announced a series of improvements to its bus services across the region. Funded through the North East Combined Authority’s (NECA) Bus Service Improvement Plan, the enhancements, effective from Sunday 21 July, […]

The Welsh Government’s decision to impose 20mph speed limits on many roads has been met with consternation by many, including coach and bus operators. Responding to the publication of its latest revised guidance about setting […]

Three North East operators along with the region’s mayor have launched a region-wide Kids Go Free offer during the school holidays for up to three children when travelling with an adult with a valid ticket […]

First Bus reports that it has completed a £750,000 investment programme at its Rochdale depot in Greater Manchester, which operates 30 routes for Transport for Greater Manchester’s Bee Network in the Rochdale and Bury area […]

TfGm is introducing new Bee Network night buses on two key corridors in Greater Manchester A 24-hour transport pilot is set to get underway in parts of Greater Manchester from the start of September as […]

It is a year ago since Transport for London (TfL) launched the first route to carry its new Superloop branding, the SL8. The operator says that new data shows an average increase in passenger numbers […]