Minibus News

Specialist converter GM Coachwork has revealed what it says is a first in the UK, a minibus based on the Ford E-Transit fitted with 16 seats. Following up to a year of development, the firm […]

Dolwyddelan residents will benefit from improved transport connections following an extension to the Dyffryn Conwy fflecsi service, Transport for Wales has confirmed. In partnership with Conwy County Borough Council, the Dolwyddelan extension includes two new […]

A replacement bus service operated by local residents in Glenfarg is proving a hit Widely reported across the Scottish press and television in recent weeks is the story of the residents of a Perthshire village […]

Following its rebrand from First Aberdeen to King Coaches, the Aberdeen-based operator found itself with no smaller vehicles in its fleet following the withdrawal of previously-used Mercedes-Benz 814D Plaxton Cheetahs along with a higher-spec Autobus-bodied […]

Go2Gate is a new demand responsive service created by Heathrow Airport and Thames Valley Buses which started on Saturday 19 August. The new route will run from 0300 to 2330hrs seven days a week, exclusively […]

A new DRT service has been launched in the North Wessex Downs, the fourth such service now operated by Go-Ahead Group An on-demand bus service linking rural communities in North Wiltshire is to be operated […]

In March 2013, Buxton’s ‘little tram’ began to offer regular tours around the town and quickly became a local attraction, but its operators say that due to ongoing and costly maintenance issues, the environmentally-friendly electric […]

Coach and bus rental specialist Mistral has over 30 years of experience in the PSV rental market and recently expanded its operations to include a new division as part of its plans to expand its […]

Based in Stockport, Supportability has been supporting children, young people and adults with a wide range of complex physical and learning disabilities since 1953 and aims to enable those with disability to live a fulfilled […]