Coach News

Electric inter-city operator Ember is launching a new urban route in Dundee, and increasing the number of journeys on its Edinburgh and Glasgow services from the city. From 11 January the company is launching what […]

Scania has signed a letter of intent with its principal steel supplier SSAB to decarbonise all steel deliveries for its heavy-duty vehicles in 2030. Deliveries of SSABs Fossil-Free steel are planned to ramp up from […]

West Midlands Coach operator InterChoice Limited, which had been offering coach trips for a quarter of a century and won a best operator award at the 2018 Group Leisure and Travel Awards, has entered liquidation, […]

Flixbus is using Webfleet’s video solution to protect its bus drivers, passengers, and other road users and to help promote more defensive driving styles, helping to reduce its own carbon footprint. The AI-based solution from […]

Pump and machinery manufacturer for the coach industry Vogelsang is celebrating 20 years of trading in the UK. The business was established in the UK in 2003 after several industries, including road transport, showed significant […]

Ribble Valley-based coach operator Bretherton’s has become one of the first transport operators in the UK to install new technology from Spillard Safety Systems that has been designed to protect passengers, drivers, cyclists, and the […]

Salisbury coach park will be closed from Tuesday 2 January for approximately four months to enable remodelling works to be carried out which will provide the site with better facilities and a more pleasant experience, […]

FlixBus is expanding its partnership with Belle Vue, which has ordered new Yutong coaches for its express services Stockport-based operator Belle Vue is expanding its partnership with FlixBus, and will add three more vehicles to […]

Scottish Citylink has added extra stops and more journeys to its 902 between Glasgow, Livingston and Edinburgh Airport, and in what seems like an unusual move has taken over the operation of local route 23, […]