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The road to zero

06/11/2018 WebSupport

LowCVP’s Andy Eastlake discusses the progress towards cleaner air and the CVRAS accreditation for retrofits, though there is some criticism of the lack of options for coach operators

The owners of former Essex operator Talisman Coach Lines, which ceased trading in June, are having a major clear out of heritage vehicles. Father and son Terry and Paul Smith are selling coaches and buses […]

Arriva Bus and Coach gains exclusive Van Hool distribution rights

30/10/2018 WebSupport

New distributorship deal is effective from 1 February 2019 and covers the full Van Hool coach range Van Hool has concluded an exclusive distributorship with Arriva Bus and Coach for the UK market. Effective from […]

Welsh rugby joins forces with Zeelo for shuttle service

30/10/2018 WebSupport

Zeelo has announced a partnership with Welsh rugby to trial a new flexible, cost-effective shuttle service for supporters around Wales with tickets for Under Armour Series matches at Principality Stadium. The ‘smart transport’ company will […]

Citea electrics for Keolis Sverige

30/10/2018 WebSupport

SWEDEN VDL Bus & Coach is supplying four Citea SLFA-181 electrics to Keolis Sverige AB in Karlstad, Sweden. The articulated buses will be deployed on the new BRT-inspired line in Karlstad and are due to […]

Broadening the offer

30/10/2018 WebSupport

Volvo is launching two new coaches at Euro Bus Expo this week. The premium 9900 made its European debut in May, but there is also a surprise new ‘value’ option as Andy Izatt reports Volvo’s […]

Shifting times

30/10/2018 WebSupport

Coach operators are benefiting from intense competition among both vertically-integrated and proprietary manufacturers to produce ever more sophisticated automated manual transmissions, but reports of the death of the automatic torque-converter transmission in coaches are premature […]