German trolleybus operator buys fuel-cell buses
German trolleybus and bus operator BBG in Eberswalde is buying...
BYD offers new battery-electric school bus in US
Chinese bus manufacturer BYD has introduced a new battery-electric...
Missing text in The Longest Services
My Buses magazine popped through the letterbox today and I was...
Brighton’s trolleybus era was short but memorable
Like so many of the UK’s trolleybus systems, Brighton’s had...
TfL streamlines senior management structure
Commissioner of transport, Andy Byford, has announced a new executive...
FlixBus supports Ukrainian refugees
A Setra double-decker coach in FlixBus livery, operated by Umbrella,...
T7 reliability improves as third cross-Severn vehicle is added
Newport Transport Alexander Dennis Enviro400 407 (YX70 OLA, ex-YX69...
WHAT FUTURE FOR THE COMMUTER COACH?
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, much of the UK’s commuter...
Weston hub safety delay
A multimillion pound on-street central bus hub opened in Weston-super-Mare,...
Funding saga drags on
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A salute to two modern London giants
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Phil Medlicott retires after 39 years in the industry
Phil Medlicott, managing director of Stagecoach Yorkshire, retired...
Bus ticketing to be added to travel booking sites
Palisis, provider of ticketing and reservation technology, and...
Sydney orders Australian-built e-buses as authority gives up bus operations
Government agency Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) has placed...
Third cross-Severn vehicle added to T7
The Welsh Government is funding a third vehicle for the T7 cross-Severn bus service, to address reliability problems caused by severe traffic congestion in Bristol.
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