Cross-party cooperation needed on bus policy in Scotland, says Bus Users UK
With the Scottish National Party (SNP) emerging as the largest party, though failing to gain an outright majority in the…
RHA requests fuel duty feedback via survey
RHA has put out a call to transport operators, including coach businesses, to complete its survey on the effects of…
Bus speeds lift of 10% ‘will grow England usage by 147m per year’
Better priority measures in England that improve bus average speeds by 10% would generate 147 million additional passenger trips per…
Fares are key party theme in Welsh election, says Bus Users UK
Fares and expanding services are the highest-priority themes linked to buses in parties' manifestoes ahead of the Welsh Senedd election…
Slow buses put off one in three Welsh voters, survey finds
Nearly one in three voters in Wales are deterred from using public transport by slow buses, according to a survey…
Ireland increases diesel price support for coach and bus operators
Financial aid for licensed coach and bus operators in Ireland to partially mitigate elevated diesel prices has been extended by…
Action need on diesel price crisis eclipses Westminster infighting
A crisis in the price of diesel shows no sign of abating. The World Bank warns of energy costs rising…
RHA hands open letter to Downing Street over fuel duty
RHA delivered an open letter to 10 Downing Street yesterday calling on the government to end plans to raise fuel…
Are UK city authorities switching on to coach travel at last?
Glimmers of recognition of the importance of the coach sector are finally emerging among urban planners A lightbulb is flickering…
Coaches must be strategic tool for integrated approach to succeed
The new Integrated National Transport Strategy document arrives at a moment when transport policy is being asked to support productivity…
