Bus News

First Bus has announced that it is has been accredited as a Real Living Wage (RLW) employer, which means 1,300 staff across its UK businesses have benefited with a pay rise in line with the […]

Wrightbus has appointed Keith Watson as its new Director of Sales for the UK and Ireland. The manufacturer says that Keith is well-known in the industry for being customer-focused and for introducing new technologies and […]

The Volvo MCV Evora is proving a successful combination for one Wiltshire operator, which has recently ordered more Volvo Buses has delivered four more B8RLE MCV Evora 10.8m buses to Faresaver of Wiltshire, and the […]

Altro has announced the launch of what it says is an innovative new collection of next generation bus flooring engineered to address operational challenges unique to zero-emission vehicles. The company’s three new ranges will be […]

The southern section of Cambridgeshire’s Busway has reopened, in a move that operator Stagecoach says will see journey times between the city’s Biomedical Campus and central railway station reduced to less than five minutes, with […]

The Irish operator’s first regional electric fleet is taking to the roads, using Wrightbus Electroliner buses, following a €54m investment A fleet of 55 double-deck electric buses is to introduced as part of €54 million […]

Public transport data intelligence specialist CitySwift has announced new partnerships with both Transdev Blazefield and Trentbarton, which will use the company’s data platform to help improve the performance of their networks using AI-powered analytics, simulations […]

Lincolnshire County Council is funding a return of late evening bus services across Lincoln city that it hopes will be a boost for the city’s night time economy. The services, run by Stagecoach East Midlands, […]

Possibly one of the most famous buses ever is for sale at auction, but potential bidders are expected to need deep pockets. A classic double-decker with a famous history is going under the hammer, and […]