Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands, says that has acted to protect passengers and keep buses running after WMCA Board approved the acquisition of
Mayor Richard Parker has officially invited bus companies to submit bids to run the first publicly-owned bus services on the region’s roads in more than 40
Bus frequencies will decrease on the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway after a “significant” drop-off in the number of passengers, linked to safety fencing work. Cambridgeshire County
Highways Voices continues its summer series of archive editions this week with a conversation that remains as thought-provoking today as when it was first recorded
Self-driving buses could be on the horizon in Leicester as the City Council has announced its plans for a £75 million cash injection into the city’s
Extra night buses, new routes and more frequent services are being rolled out across the Bee Network at the end of this month. Almost two
A researcher at the Centre for Cities has concluded that there are lessons for every part of the country in what some cities in Yorkshire
London taxi drivers face the threat of a black cab shortage after a Chinese manufacturer radically scaled back production. Drivers and fleet operators in the
Bus operators are to be invited to tender to run routes across parts of the West Midlands network as the next step in introducing a
How do you give priority to trams without causing unnecessary delays to buses, pedestrians and cyclists? That’s the challenge delegates at this year’s JCT Traffic
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