Bus News

A police liaison officer is to start working in partnership with Lothian Buses and Edinburgh Trams staff in the coming weeks. The move, which is a joint initiative between Police Scotland and the Transport for […]

Centro’s CEO Geoff Inskip has announced plans to step down at the end of the year after nearly a decade in charge of the West Midlands public transport body.

With the funding assistance of Kent County Council, vehicles are upgraded to Sapphire specification, with Sapphire services 480/490 also receiving an upgrade Arriva, in partnership with Kent County Council, Dartford and Gravesham Borough Councils and […]

A second report also shows that revenue support was much higher and patronage decline much greater during prior to regulation A new report written by The TAS Partnership has calculated the cost implications of providing […]

FirstGroup vows to continue to make the case that its current policy complies with the law and is the most practical solution for all The question on whether wheelchair users should have priority on buses […]

With two out of three commuters in the Aberdeen area using their car to get to work, First Aberdeen is supporting a bid to find out how more people could be encouraged to use the […]

Plymouth bus depot, Tavistock and Dartmouth outstations and 250 staff to transfer over First South West has signed an agreement to sell its operations in South Devon to Stagecoach.

National Express is bringing in a wheelchair priority policy on its buses after a disability rights campaigner raised a question on the issues at its Annual General Meeting in May.

The New Routemaster will run on Reading Buses’ purple 17 route running from Tilehurst to Earley in August, Get Reading has reported.

David Squire is to leave as Managing Director of First Eastern Counties.