Bus News

First in partnership with Abus is to begin operating a revised network of buses between Nailsea and Bristol from August 23 this year.

Dublin Bus has invested €35m in 90 new buses.

Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) launched a public consultation for a new, modern transport interchange for Tameside on Saturday, August 15, 2015.

Transport for London (TfL) has appointed JCDecaux to sell advertising space across 4,900 of its bus advertising shelters in a deal which will generate at least £300m for reinvestment in transport over eight years.

The Luton-Dunstable busway is closed in both directions between Church Street Bridge and Skimpot Road until Friday, August 21, for essential maintenance works.

£13m plan includes a youth area, 33 new bus bays and more coach parking spaces John Puttick Associates has been selected as the architectural firm that will revamp Preston’s brand new bus and coach station.

Document appears to present increasing competition in the area as an obstacle to a good transport network Two combined authorities, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire (N2) and Derby and Derbyshire (D2) have put forward proposals for devolution.

Traffic Commissioners welcome prospect of a single framework to bring limousines and novelty vehicles within private hire legislation The introduction of a single consolidated legislative framework to bring limousines and novelty vehicles within private hire […]

The number of people using cash to pay for the bus in Jersey has dropped below 50% for the first time, the BBC has reported.