Bus franchising momentum grows after mayoral election results
Momentum for further franchising of bus services in England has grown with the election of several Labour mayors at existing…
Report explores info and infrastructure barriers to bus use in Wales
Significant perceived barriers around information provision and infrastructure at stops are putting the public in Wales off bus use, research…
Support in bus sector over Wales 20mph overhaul
The decision to revert some roads back to a 30mph speed limit in Wales has been met with support from…
McGill’s claims £400m annual cost of SPT bus franchising plans
McGill’s Bus Group has furthered its attack on bus service franchising plans by Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) by referencing…
Industry reacts to Scotland’s net-zero retreat
The Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) Scotland and RHA have responded to the Scottish Government's decision to scrap its target…
Accessible information Regs and rail replacement: The latest hurdle
That requirements for onboard announcements as laid down in the Accessible Information Regulations (AIR) will likely capture rail replacement work…
PSVAR review call for evidence response set for further delay
A government response to the PSVAR review call for evidence and publication of the next steps in that wider exercise…
Further extension of fare cap scheme is advocated by trade body
The Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) will lobby for a temporary extension of the £2 bus fare cap in England…
RHA pushes for London coach strategy
The RHA has called on the next Mayor of London to create a distinct strategy for coaches in the capital,…
Road policy: Sense must take priority over the political rhetoric
Is there a “war on the motorist” as none other than the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said? In the…