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.
RHODRI CLARK
Borismasters to be Scrapped?
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has warned that Transport for London may have to withdraw its 1,000 strong fleet of New Routemasters unless the UK government agrees a long term funding deal
MARK LYONS
Bratislava orders XXL trolleybuses
Slovakian municipal Dopravný Podnik Bratislava (DPB) is the first ever customer for the 24-metre Solaris Trollino double-articulated trolleybus
Martin Bensley
Fareham busway extended
A 1km extension to the Fareham-Gosport busway is scheduled to open on December 5
DAVID JENKINS
More DRT schemes start up
More of the 17 Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) schemes funded by the government's £20m Rural Mobility Fund are coming to fruition
DAVID JENKINS
County co-ordinates Oxford changes
Oxfordshire County Council is masterminding a rationalisation of routes in the Oxford area, ending joint operation on some, with others changing hands
DAVID JENKINS
Bristol Clean Air Zone approved
Bristol City Council's proposals for a Clean Air Zone covering the city centre have been approved by the government
DAVID JENKINS
Lack of Government funding forces TfL to plan for managed decline
A nightmare scenario of huge cuts to bus services has been presented to Transport for London’s finance committee, because the authority has discovered a £1.9bn funding gap
MARK LYONS
Mellor launches Sigma electric bus range
Designated ‘Sigma,’ the new battery electric line-up comprises six individual models, with overall lengths ranging from seven to 12 metres