Bus News

On Saturday 30 September, First West of England will host a ‘Meet the Bus’ event at its Lawrence Hill depot to give people who live with a visual impairment the chance to meet the team, […]

Lothian Buses says it is delighted to introduce a new group of first-year apprentice engineers to its highly-regarded engineering apprentice training programme. The operator welcomed eight new apprentice engineers onto its four-year training course, underpinning […]

First Solent, a part of First Bus South, says it is proud to announce its corporate partnership with Portsmouth Football Club for the 2023/24 season, which it says represents the strength of its commitment to […]

Glasgow’s night-time economy leaders have thanked operators for working together to ensure that the city’s night buses continue to operate. Owners of McGill’s, which has stepped in to operate some of the routes which previous […]

The city’s electric bus fleet is growing again, this time with Arriva as it becomes the latest operator to join the Greenlines network Arriva has launched the first of its fleet of 24 new electric […]

A plan to shake up how football supporters’ buses operate in Scotland has been put on hold after the Traffic Commissioners unveiled plans for new guidelines on what the supporters’ buses can do on match […]

Three articulated buses once used to transport people to and from Luton Airport are now moving soldiers in Ukraine following their donation by the Go-Ahead Group to the Swindon Humanitarian Aid Partnership. Having been withdrawn […]

Customer Satisfaction with Nottingham City Transport has reached record levels, according to the operator’s latest annual customer survey. The five times UK Bus Operator of the Year award winner has achieved an overall satisfaction score […]

During a visit to the Plaxton factory at Scarborough, Buses Minister Richard Holden said the Government will not stand in the way of Northern mayors who want to take services back under public control, but […]