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The £200 million investment in active travel will help grow the local economy by improving transport links, boosting high streets and creating skilled jobs across England.
The UK government's new £32.9 million funding will help accelerate walking and cycling schemes across England, with a key focus on making active travel a safe and accessible option for all.
The new, reduced fare cap will help bus passengers across England with travel costs for work, education, shopping and medical treatments over the winter months, as they face increasing pressures due to the cost-of-living-crisis.
Launched as part of an inclusion strategy to support neurodiverse colleagues, Go-Ahead's toolkit will provide employees that have been diagnosed with Dyslexia with extra time, materials and resources.
Building on almost two years’ worth of unprecedented government support to keep the country's bus networks running, the latest funding will help protect England's bus services and routes.
Stagecoach's agreement will provide certainty for the inter-city coach businesses' employees and ensure its continued growth in the inter-city coach market.
As part of the £2 billion funding for active travel announced by the Prime Minister in 2020, 134 schemes that are working to improve cycling and walking infrastructure across England have been awarded a share of £200 million in DfT funding.
By strengthening its partnership with local operators Berrys Coaches and Roselyn Coaches, FlixBus will become a key player in the UK market - operating routes in over 30 locations across England, Scotland and Wales.
Debate has been sparked within the transport industry among politicians, local authorities, and unions alike, as face coverings look set to be ditched as a legal requirement in England.
As the UK starts to vaccinate 300,000 people a day, Uber is stepping in to cover £15 worth of rides for those travelling to one of seven mass-vaccination centres in England.
The Association set out the benefits of e-scooters as well as suggestions for the Government on how to increase take up.
Reports have suggested that public transport restrictions are under review in England as the Government looks for ways to reboost the economy.
As of 15 June 2020 it will be mandatory for public transport passengers to wear face coverings in England, with operators and police able to issue fines and refuse service to those not complying.
New government-funded cycling routes have been revealed across England with a hope of improving air quality, road congestion and public health.
Nicolas Andine, co-CEO of Karhoo, explains why the bus sector needs to innovate and the importance of making sure that it does not follow the same track as the rail industry.
