‘Mini-Switzerland’ approach pushed for rural public transport
Could a ‘Mini-Switzerland’ transport network in the Hope Valley lead to a better strategy for rural bus transport? That better…
Edinburgh Coach Plan delivery to get £100,000 Visitor Levy funding
Work towards initial delivery of the Edinburgh Coach Plan has been allocated £100,000 from the city’s pending visitor levy scheme…
PSVAR on closed-door services: a coach operator’s viewpoint
I am writing to further highlight what I believe is a complete lack of common sense in the application of…
Aiming for better representation for women in coach and bus
Kathryn Pulham, the President of the Confederation of Passenger Transport, reflects on the need for better representation for women in…
Coach and bus legal Q&A: contracts and employment law
What are the major employment law changes taking effect on 6 April? From 6 April, a range of important updates…
Fall-out leads to temporary O-Licence cut for Ashwood Travel
The 16-vehicle international O-Licence held by Cryers Hill, High Wycombe-based Ashwood Travel has been cut by three vehicles for a…
The Employment Rights Act 2025 — matters for coach operators
The introduction of the new Employment Rights Act 2025 was fully explained by Gabrielle Scriven of Backhouse Jones at a…
Smart vision: Centrad keeps safety and security in focus
Centrad - a business with camera technology at its heart - is keeping watch over compliance in the industry “Turning…
Louise Cheeseman: reflections on three years of change at WiBC
As I prepare to step down as Chair of Women in Bus and Coach (WiBC) three years after founding the…
Suspension before Amberley Minibuses O-Licence is surrendered
In suspending the nine-vehicle O-Licence held by Christchurch-based Amberley Minibuses for two months, Traffic Commissioner (TC) Sarah Bell ruled that…
