Bus franchising: Transition will require nuance, not table thumping
That bus franchising will expand in England, Scotland and Wales is in little doubt. In England, Secretary of State for…
Bus franchising assessment in North East England recommended
The likelihood of bus franchising being introduced in North East England has risen after a report to the North East…
Coach and bus operators both prominent in ScotZEB2 winners
Coach operators and bus operators are equally prominent among winners of the second phase of the Scottish Zero Emission Bus…
Scottish Cabinet Secretary addresses sector as ScotZEB2 results due
We are living in a global climate emergency – where we all need to go faster and further than ever…
Bus priority need highlighted by NCT as minister Lightwood visits
Nottingham City Transport (NCT) Managing Director David Astill (pictured, right) has underlined the bus industry's need for better priority measures…
‘Passenger-in-chief’ Haigh underlines plans for England bus reform
Secretary of State for Transport Louise Haigh has taken on the role of “passenger-in-chief” and underlined the new government’s desire…
Better Buses Bill: CPT urges caution on reregulation plans
Reacting to the inclusion of the Better Buses Bill in the King's Speech today, the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT)…
CPT Cymru welcomes new 30mph limit guidelines for Wales
CPT Cymru has welcomed new draft guidelines to highways authorities outlining where 30mph limits should be reintroduced on roads in…
Winsland: ‘Labour must get serious on issue of bus priority’
Marc Winsland (pictured), Senior Consultant at SYSTRA UK and Ireland, has issued a warning that an acceleration of bus reform…
Liverpool City Region bus franchising completion brought forward
Rollout of bus franchising in the Liverpool City Region will be accelerated by a year and completed by the end…
