Driver shortages across the country
Driver shortages are spreading in other parts of the country, with some operators now reducing or withdrawing services temporarily
DAVID JENKINS
Lothian set to become Edinburgh’s multi-modal operator
Revised plans from the City of Edinburgh Council are to transform Lothian Buses into a business charged with delivering multi-modal public transport
ALAN MILLAR
Fares fair 40 years on
It is 40 years since the Labour-led Greater London Council introduced its ‘Fare’s fair’ policy which saw bus and tube fares cut by 32%
MARK LYONS
London Bus Museum to hold route 93 running day
Running day follows museum's successful route 65 event
MARK LYONS
Salzburg says goodbye to Gräf & Stift trolleybuses
Salzburg has retired the final examples of its first-generation low-floor Gräf & Stift articulated trolleybuses
Martin Bensley
Wrightbus to hire 300 new staff
Wrightbus has announced it will create up to 300 new permanent jobs, after recent success with vehicle orders in the UK and Ireland
Fastrack ZEBRA winners announced
Six local authorities have been named by the Department for Transport as the first potential recipients of the Zero Emission Bus Regional Area (ZEBRA) funding
DAVID JENKINSEnviro400XLBs join Cambridge Busway network route B
Stagecoach East is making several service changes to its Cambridgeshire Busway network, with Alexander Dennis Enviro400XLB 100-seaters entering service on route B
King Harry Coaches acquired by Truronian
The coaches will become the first vehicles to adopt a new ‘Truronian Classic’ sub brand
Go-Ahead aims to be carbon neutral by 2045
Go-Ahead plans to convert its entire 5,000-strong bus fleet to zero emission by 2035