Railway staff ‘could drive rail replacement in Wales’: TfW chief
Rollout of bus franchising in Wales could see Transport for Wales (TfW) railway staff in "more rural areas" driving rail…
Still no clarity on end for new non-ZE coaches, buses, minibuses
A lack of clarity remains on both the setting of an end date for the sale of new non-zero-emission buses,…
Exemption from 20mph limit proposed for Welsh bus lanes
A report by economy think-tank Centre for Cities has recommended that Welsh bus lanes be exempted from the new 20mph…
EU hours reform work for coach tourism drivers takes step forward
Change to EU driving and rest time rules for coach drivers engaged on tourism-related work has come closer after the…
Labour ‘would partner coach and bus’ – but franchising policy fixed
Labour will work in partnership with the coach and bus industry if it forms the next government, Shadow Minister for…
Coach and bus political game ups its pre-election stakes
The likely move to a Labour government at the next general election gives coach and bus much to consider, blurred…
Opinion: Bee Network will be under pressure to deliver
Public patience may wear thin if reregulation schemes are not quick to make improvements, writes our politics correspondent Word reaches…
Opinion: More recognition for coach operators needed
Government must support the important role played by an overlooked segment of the industry, says Confederation of Passenger Transport Chief…
Uneven landscape: Bus support in the UK’s national parks
routeone examines earnest efforts and inconsistencies in backing being given by authorities to bus services that operate within the UK’s…
Guy Opperman MP gets coach and bus minister brief
Guy Opperman MP has been appointed Under-Secretary of State for Transport and taken on responsibility as minister for coach and…
