Some positive engagement as 17 May reopening date approaches
CPT President Jane Cole reveals some positive engagement from local authorities as preparation for coach trips grows On 17 May…
UKCOA member interview: Motts Travel of Aylesbury
In the latest UKCOA member interview, Peter Bradley converses with Roger Mott of Motts Travel of Aylesbury Buckinghamshire is a…
Kura: PSVAR impact on H2S felt in coach industry and beyond
Chris Coles, Operations Director of school transport specialist Kura, considers the impact of PSVAR on that sector and offers suggestions…
ZEBRA bus scheme is welcome – but other work still needed
Before Easter, the government announced the Zero Emission Bus Regional Areas (ZEBRA) scheme to support the uptake of zero-emission buses…
Coach operator opinion: ‘Be ready for the fight ahead’
I am a fan of boxing. At the moment, it feels that the coach industry is like a boxer on…
Hardened Westminster language towards coaches: What for?
Much of what Baroness Vere told the Transport Select Committee on 24 March came as little surprise to the coach…
‘How does coach strategy fit into a sector private to its core?’
The publication in March of a coach strategy – Backing Britain’s Coaches – by the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT)…
Work ramps up for CPT as the economy starts again
Jane Cole discusses CPT’s efforts as strategies are launched and the economy begins to reopen in England I applaud the…
UKCOA member interview: Taf Valley Coaches
In the latest UKCOA member interview, Peter Bradley converses with Clive and Heather Edwards of Taf Valley Coaches of Whitland…
Bus Strategy is ‘an opportunity for step change’
CPT Policy Manager Alison Edwards examines the recently published National Bus Strategy and what more the government must do to…
