Reimbursement worry aired as £1 Wales youth fare starts
Coach and Bus Association Cymru express concern over the new £1 bus fare for young people in Wales Concern has…
Concerns remain over bus funding and the forthcoming Budget
Our political insider casts an eye over recent Westminster events as bus funding remains an issue and the Budget looms…
CPT opinion: trams can do little more than a good bus service can
They’re clean, green, they trundle along, they have seats on board and they drop you off when you ring the…
Deadline extended on PSVAR survey for home-to-school services
The deadline for coach operators to complete a survey to help inform the future of medium-term exemptions (MTEs) from PSVAR…
Disabled pass limit proposal rejected at Bus Services Bill final reading
MPs voted against removing time restrictions on disabled bus pass travel as the Bus Services (No.2) Bill received its third…
Bus Infrastructure Fund in Scotland sees £20 million allocated
The Scottish Government has allocated £20 million through the Bus Infrastructure Fund for FY2025/26, it has announced. In quietly announcing…
RHA five-year mark on coach leaves sector trade body field strong
RHA has marked five years since diversifying into the coach sector began, a milestone that to the obvious pleasure of…
All-Party Parliamentary Group supports Catch the Bus Month
MPs from the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Bus and Coach assembled in Westminster yesterday to show their support for…
Peninsula Transport launches new online coach forum
Peninsula Transport has today launched a new online forum to further collaboration in the coach sector in the South West…
Catch the Bus Month has comes of age via political buy-in efforts
Catch the Bus Month has returned for 2025. Long associated with oversized foam hands – green when the celebration was…
