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Go-Ahead embraces digital Innovation to enhance bus services across UK
The Go-Ahead Group's new partnership will introduce digital solutions aimed at improving operational efficiency and customer satisfaction within its UK bus services.
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Go-Ahead Group leads the charge with 201 new zero-emission buses
With the addition of the 201 additional electric buses across its regional bus companies, The Go-Ahead Group's fleet of zero-emission vehicles now totals over 1,100.
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Go-Ahead introduces real-time bus fare information to enhance passenger experience
Go-Ahead introduces real-time bus fare information via its mobile apps, enhancing passenger planning and ticket purchasing, soon to be expanded nationwide after successful trials on Brighton & Hove Buses and Metrobus services.
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Go-Ahead to launch UK’s largest fleet of all-electric buses in Oxford
The Go-Ahead Group, Oxfordshire County Council and Stagecoach have launched the UK's largest electric bus fleet in Oxford - an £82.5 million initiative with 159 battery buses, marking a significant stride toward sustainable public transportation.
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Go-Ahead and Google partner to help customers track fare savings
Go-Ahead's industry-first initiative will provide customers with greater visibility into their ride history and savings accrued through time-based fare caps.
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Intelligent Transport Podcast Episode 25 – Claire Mahoney, Go-Ahead Group
In this latest episode of the Intelligent Transport Podcast, Editorial Assistant Halimah Haque sits down with Claire Mahoney, Head of Colleague Experience at The Go-Ahead Group, to discuss a wide range of topics related to colleague engagement, equity, diversity and inclusion in the transport industry workforce.
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Go-Ahead Group prepares to launch Bee Network buses in Manchester
The launch of Bee Network buses promises a more connected and efficient transport system for Greater Manchester residents and visitors, marking a significant step forward in the region's public transportation infrastructure.
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Intelligent Transport Issue 3 2023
In Issue 3 2023 of Intelligent Transport, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts and thought leaders discussing: exploring the power of contactless and open-loop payment systems in delivering a seamless ticketing experience; navigating short- and long-term strategies to ensure an enhanced customer experience; moving towards a greener and more…
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Oxford Bus Company initiates installation of large electric charging hub
Oxford Bus Company takes a significant step towards cleaner and greener transportation by installing a massive electric charging hub, setting the stage for a sustainable future in Oxford.
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Go-Ahead Group launches UK’s largest hydrogen bus fleet
The Go-Ahead Group introduces a fleet of 54 hydrogen buses, supported by the largest liquid hydrogen re-fuelling station in Europe, offering zero emissions and long-range capabilities for intensive local routes in the Gatwick area.
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Embracing neurodiversity on West Country buses
Carolyn Giles, Head of People & Operations at Go South West (part of The Go-Ahead Group), provides exclusive insight into the steps that the operator is taking to support its colleagues with neurodiverse characteristics – including through its internal forum, ‘Go Well’. By opening up the conversation, Go South West…
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Go-Ahead wins contract to operate Kent’s Fastrack bus system
As part of the £110 million contract, The Go-Ahead Group will operate Kent's Fastrack bus rapid transit system, adding a new fleet of zero-emission, electric buses from November 2024.
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Go-Ahead expands into the Cotswolds with Pulham & Sons acquisition
With the acquisition of Pulham & Sons Coaches, Go-Ahead aims to enhance its regional bus services across the UK and expand its reach in the Cotswolds region.
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Go-Ahead Group launches Britain’s largest recruitment campaign for bus drivers
In a bid to meet transportation demands and bolster the vision of an integrated transport system, Go North West has launched a recruitment campaign with the goal of hiring 300 bus drivers for Greater Manchester's Bee Network.
