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These are letters pages and the views expressed therein are purely...

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STATESIDE COMPETITION

ANDREW JAROSZ

The United States’ big transit bus show also was held in October....

ANDREW JAROSZ
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Optare wins NZ export order for its MetroCity

Optare has won a breakthrough export order from New Zealand for...

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Express Motors: seven face fraud charges

North Wales Police has confirmed that seven people have been...

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Citaro mild hybrid headed for Busworld

One of the most interesting new buses on the Daimler stand at...

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Esslingen opts — just — for trolley expansion

Councillors in the southern German city of Esslingen have voted...

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Roofless in Norfolk

DANIEL STAZICKER

A popular participant at the Mid Norfolk Railway running day...

DANIEL STAZICKER
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A small operator who played big

ALAN MILLAR

REVIEWS Title: Hants & Sussex — The Basil Williams Story ...

ALAN MILLAR
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A TWO-CITY TALE

ALAN MILLAR

While Greater Manchester’s mayor aspires to a higher quality...

ALAN MILLAR
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TrawsCymru to convert from bus to coach

The Welsh government has awarded £400,000 to begin the process...