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DfT needs operators’ help

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Published: June 19, 2018
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The Department for Transport (DfT) is carrying out an international coach study and is needing help from operators.

The research has been commissioned to develop the evidence on international coach travel to and from the UK, across both the North Sea and the Irish border.

The team behind the study is interested in hearing from operators involved in the delivery of international coach travel – whether it be regular and occasional services.

This could be through a short phone call or an online questionnaire via bit.ly/2M3nP6F. 

If you are interested in taking part, please contact Helene Vergereau at helene.vergereau@atkinsglobal.com, or Chris Handyside at chris.handyside@ch2m.com

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