Coaches
Going through the change
Our insider is not optimistic about what the New Year holds for many in the coach industry
Inside Track
Coach News
A bridge too far?
Our coaching insider wonders how the scrapping of Severn crossing tolls might benefit coach tourism The tolls for the Severn crossing are to be abolished by December 31, 2018. This stands to increase the volume […]
Bus News
Tools for Trade
In the hills by the Douro River in Portugal there is a small historic village called Castelo Rodrigo. Situated close to the boarder with Spain, it dates back to 500 BC having once been conquered […]
Coach News
Cyclists curse coaches
CBW’s coach driver columnist, Drive, who works for a South of England operator and is a frequent visitor to the capital, shares his frustrations about driving in London and also sheds some light on the […]
Bus News
It doesn’t change a thing
Our coaching insider was intrigued by the operation of a land train encountered in Italy, especially as its use seemed to be no different to that of a mainstream bus or coach Land trains can […]
Features
Keeping to the times
As we still wait to hear the shape of the industry’s future in respect of the ‘f’ word and likely greater political interference in the commercial market, my mind turned to just why there is […]
Features
Don’t wait to be run out of town
Our coaching insider reiterates his deep concern at the uncertainty created by the London Mayor’s plans for an extended Ultra Low Emission Zone in the capital With the impending ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) in […]
