Bus News

Routes in Kent are among the latest to suffer as councils cut back on public transport spending Some long-standing bus services, were either cancelled or reduced in Kent in early February. The services involved included […]

Just over three years since the company was bought out of administration, Wrightbus’ fleet of hydrogen and battery-electric double-deck buses have now clocked up three million miles since first entering service, reports the manufacturer, and […]

Major bus operators in Scotland have welcomed a move to reduce waste and save time by no longer issuing paper tickets for concessionary travel Bus users travelling with a concessionary pass will no longer receive […]

A rural bus service running between Bicester and Oxford has been saved. Previously operated by Diamond Bus South East since 5 June 2020, route 250 provided an hourly Monday to Saturday, also offering a limited […]

Saturday 18 February marked the final day of First Bus operations in Southampton, which also closes the history books on an operation that can trace its routes back to 1879. To mark the end of […]

West Coast Motors is to drop the Glasgow Citybus brand for services operating in the Glasgow area in a move which it says will make it easier for customers to find information online and via […]

The £2 bus fare cap is to be extended for a further three months, backed by up to £75 million of additional funding Passengers across England will benefit from £155 million in additional Government support […]

The long running industrial dispute involving over 1,800 bus drivers employed by Abellio in London has ended after workers accepted an improved pay offer. Following a ballot by union Unite, drivers accepted a pay increase […]