First Bus to become UK’s largest bus operator to adopt Real Living Wage
First Bus is set to become the UK's largest national bus operator to embrace the Real Living Wage commitment, ensuring fair pay for all employees from April 2024.
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First Bus is set to become the UK's largest national bus operator to embrace the Real Living Wage commitment, ensuring fair pay for all employees from April 2024.
Updates to government guidance underline that councils must take action against taxi, minicab and private hire vehicle drivers who discriminate against people with disabilities.
In line with the UK government's 2035 zero-emission vehicle commitment, the £2 million Transport Decarbonisation Demonstrators programme invites businesses to pioneer emission-reducing transport solutions.
The Automated Vehicles Bill, announced in the King’s Speech on 7 November 2023, will deliver a comprehensive legal framework for self-driving vehicles in the UK, with safety at its core.
Two months on from the London-wide expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone, Intelligent Transport's Leah Hockley journeys through the history of the ULEZ and considers the progress that has been made since its launch in 2019.
UK bus travel achieves a remarkable milestone as passenger numbers surge beyond pre-pandemic levels, signalling a resounding comeback for the nation's most popular public transportation mode.
The UK Transport Secretary, Mark Harper, has confirmed that proposals to close rail ticket offices will be withdrawn following the feedback collected through public consultations.
The UK government's £150 million funding boost for bus services in the Midlands and North of England is a key element of the Network North Plan, which aims to enhance accessibility and affordability by re-purposing HS2 funding.
The feasibility study will consider all aspects of the transport technology required in order to provide a safe and reliable automated public transport service in Solihull.
Beryl's Impact Report for 2023 showcases its dedication to sustainability, gender equality and reducing its carbon footprint, all while promoting a 'hire and share' model to drive positive change in transportation and society.
Following the confirmation that Phase 2 of HS2 will no longer move ahead, the UK government has outlined its plans for a revolution in England’s transport infrastructure that will be delivered with the redirected HS2 funding.
Following the UK Prime Minister confirming that Phase 2 of HS2 will be cancelled, the UK rail industry has voiced its disappointment.
The UK government's 'Get Around for £2' initiative has significantly reduced bus fares in England, particularly benefiting rural areas, with an impressive 7.4% drop in prices.
Through the ZEBRA 2 scheme, up to £129 million has been made available to help local transport authorities to introduce zero-emission buses, with the first £25 million prioritised for rural communities.
An agreement between TfWM and major bus operators ensures the continued operation of bus services, averting potential cuts following the ending of UK government COVID-19 support funding.