Deal made after 12 months and five attempts to get staff to agree to cost-saving measures Drivers at Dublin Bus belonging to the SIPTU union have now voted overwhelmingly against taking further industrial action.
10% of Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann could be up for commercial tender from 2016 The National Transport Authority has launched a public consultation process on its plans to introduce commercial tendering.
The Harristown depot of Dublin Bus is the first Irish site to gain IRTE (Institute of Road Transport Engineers) Workshop Accreditation, an independent scheme that aims to raise industry-wide standards in vehicle maintenance.
Each day without operating services has estimated cost of €600k as firm struggles to make €11.7m cut Strike action at Dublin Bus began over the weekend and continued into Irish Bank Holiday Monday as all […]
Republic of Ireland Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar has unveiled plans for an overhaul of public bus services.
Dublin Bus has launched 80 new Wright Gemini-bodied Volvo B9TLs, representing an investment of €26m as part of its fleet replacement programme. The vehicles are beign funded by the National Transport Authority as replacement vehicles […]
Dublin Bus says it is the first Irish transport operator to offer the National Transport Authority (NTA) supported information scheme providing passengers with real-time arrival information via website, smartphone (iPhone app) or text messages covering […]
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