Bus News

Another entrant into the bus repower market is ZEEbus, and the company, which began work on its first conversion based around a Volvo B5LH in 2023, has now officially unveiled its second project, to create […]

The Northern Irish company used a visit by the Secretary of State for Science and Technology to lay out how it plans to develop its products and invest in new technology Wrightbus is to invest […]

Wrightbus has officially confirmed the first order for its new Rightech range of small electric buses. The first six-metre Rightech buses will be heading to Kent, where they will work as part of a demand […]

Metroline has announced plans to deploy AI-powered service control software FlowOS Live across its London operations. The implementation, which it says is an industry first, aims to enhance service reliability and consistency, provide more predictable […]

The international operator is working with AI specialist Pathway to drive efficiency improvements across its networks in Europe Live AI data specialist Pathway is working with Transdev on a strategic partnership to transform public transport […]

Eastleigh and Southampton-based Xelabus says it is proud to be supporting the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Air Ambulance (HIOWAA) in its efforts to raise funds for a new airbase. In September 2024, the life-saving […]

The rapidly expanding McGill’s Group says that the ‘eye-watering £226 million annual bill for Manchester’s bus franchising debacle’ should be an alarm bell for Scottish politicians looking to implement franchising in the Greater Glasgow area. […]

Alexander Dennis has completed the delivery of 18 Enviro400 double-deck and 10 Enviro200 single-deck low-emission diesel buses to Go South Coast, part of the Go-Ahead Group. Ten of the double-deckers are being used to upgrade […]

London has a new option for crossing the Thames following the opening of the Silvertown Tunnel on 7 April, including a new Superloop and cycle-only bus route which take advantage of the new link. The […]