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COTA to provide transport for Columbus’ schoolchildren
COTA will provide extra transport services for Columbus’ school children as they head back to classrooms in the next few weeks.
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Dublin Bus unveils €15 million Broadstone Depot restoration
The new Broadstone Depot is located in the north of the Irish capital and will have capacity for 120 buses, as well as plenty of swifts.
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Stagecoach announces Optibus investment to streamline bus planning
Transport operator Stagecoach says its Optibus software well enable buses to be planned more efficiently and therefore reduce CO2 emissions in the process.
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The Sustainable Bus Update: volume eleven
Volume eleven of the Sustainable Bus Update sees the world's first hydrogen double decker launched as well as retrofits to big bus fleets.
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Hydrogen power: where we’ve been and where we’re going
Ian Warr, Director of Engineering at First Bus, discusses hydrogen buses, influencing the national agenda, and the critical role that customers play.
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Increasing walking and cycling could prevent 6,000 deaths in the UK
Research from charity the Health Foundation suggests that the North East and West Midlands could benefit the most from an improved walking and cycling infrastructure.
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Bilbobus fits contactless technology to its buses
Bilbao’s bus fleet will be fitted with contactless readers as the Basque city of Bilbao offer its residents more opportunities to pay for journeys.
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Transport Scotland statistics show a decline in ridership before pandemic
Statistics from Transport Scotland have revealed a decline in the number of journeys being made on some modes even before the pandemic hit.
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First Bus to test new electric bus on routes in the UK this Autumn
Arrival will test its new electric bus on First Bus routes in the Autumn later this year as it looks to develop its zero-emissions fleet.
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Bus workers in London walk out over pay and conditions
Bus workers in London will walk out over pay and conditions this week as Unite the union accusing RATP of “using the cover of COVID to drive down wages.”
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Autonomous bus trial to take place in Malaga
An autonomous bus will take to the streets of Malaga this weekend, in the hope of shuttling cruise passengers to and from the city centre in the future.
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More than 340 million riders used public transport in Dubai in 2020
Dubai has reported high levels of ridership on its transport network in 2020, which the RTA says is down to preventative measures designed to combat COVID-19.
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New electric bus trial begins on busy Yorkshire route
The operator is trialling the new Yutong electric bus on one of its most popular routes in Yorkshire.
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Keolis wins Île-de-France contracts and promises sustainable buses
Keolis says the new bus contracts will also mean more sustainable buses being introduced in Paris, including 150 to be run on natural gas.
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South Wales Metro project delayed by “months not years” says TfW CEO
The South Wales Metro project will provide more frequent and reliable services in the region, and allow passengers to travel using just one ticketing system when it is finished.