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The Franchise Switch – Lessons from Jersey
With municipalities across England looking to franchise their bus services, we take a look at Jersey's experience as a blueprint for success…
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A Year of The Bus Services Act – What's Changed?
A year on from the introduction of the Bus Services Act 2025, we spoke with Bus Minister Simon Lightwood to discuss its impacts thus far.
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Alexander Dennis Launches New AD24 Offerings, Celebrates Enviro200EV at Euro Bus Expo 2026
Alexander Dennis has provided a brief general company update during Euro Bus Expo 2026 at the NEC in Birmingham.
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Wrightbus Celebrates 80th Anniversary at Euro Bus Expo 2026
Wrightbus has celebrated 80 years of company success during a press conference at Euro Bus Expo 2026 in Birmingham.
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Forty Years on from Deregulation, the High Street is Paying the Price for Poor Bus Links
Forty years after bus deregulation, poor public transport links are hurting UK high streets, prompting calls for greater investment.
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The Small Utah City Quietly Getting Public Transport Right
Logan, Utah may be a small city, but its fare-free bus network offers valuable lessons on growing public transport use.
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Windsor–Detroit Tunnel Bus Shows Border Mobility Is More Than Trucks And Cars
As the Gordie Howe International Bridge faces delays, the Windsor–Detroit Tunnel Bus demonstrates the importance of cross-border transport.
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Global Approaches to Bus Procurement and Industrial Policy
We evaluate how government funding and policies such as "Buy America" rules shape bus manufacturing, supply chains, and costs.
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Devon’s Electric Bus Transformation Gains Momentum
Stagecoach's transition to electric buses in the South West of England is emerging as a scalable model for regional fleet electrification.
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How Does Wireless Charging Work for Electric Buses?
Wireless charging for electric buses uses inductive power transfer, allowing energy to pass between coils without physical contact.
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The Impact of Alexander Dennis’ Falkirk Factory Closure on the UK Bus Industry
Alexander Dennis’ Falkirk factory closure would impact UK jobs and supply chains, raising concerns about domestic bus manufacturing.
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Public Money, Foreign Buses: The Quiet Crisis in UK Bus Manufacturing
More zero-emission buses are being bought in Britain, but fewer are built here. MPs debate procurement, jobs and industrial strategy.
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How Busworld Framed Europe's Approach to Autonomous Buses
Busworld highlighted that Europe is not lagging in autonomous bus technology, but is advancing through a structured pathway.
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The UK's Christmas Coach Commitment: Getting From A to B This Festive Season
UK coach operators are set to run a wide range of services across the Christmas period, including the day itself.
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How is Data Driving Fleet Electrification?
Behind every electric bus lies a hero: the data that drives everything from charging patterns and battery performance to route efficiency.
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Buckle Up? Why Urban Buses Don’t Need Seatbelts
Seatbelts save lives. In the UK, they are mandatory in cars and most coaches, so why not on urban buses?
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From Ballymena to Malaysia: How Wrightbus’ Global Expansion Supports British Businesses
Wrightbus is growing globally with its Malaysian factory while keeping UK manufacturing, jobs, and supply chains central to its operations.
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A Blueprint For Bus Success - Learnings From The Bee Network
Manchester’s Bee Network is transforming bus travel through data, digital integration, and passenger-first design.
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The European Entry/Exit System Has Been Implemented – What You Need to Know
We break down everything you need to know about the new European Entry/Exit System, which is now officially being enforced.
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Addressing the Shortage of Bus and Coach Drivers in Europe
At the Busworld Congress, industry professionals debated the causes and solutions for the shortage of bus and coach drivers in Europe.
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Tackling Terrorism on Europe’s Bus and Coach Networks
Security on Europe’s buses and coaches is a critical priority, requiring a coordinated approach to protect services from terrorism threats.
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Zero Emissions, Zero Support? Why Britain Must Back Its Bus Builders
Take a detailed look at the current state of bus manufacturing in the UK, including insight from Wrightbus CEO Jean-Marc Gales.
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IN PICTURES: A Peek Inside Wrightbus' Ballymena Bus Factory
A behind-the-scenes look inside Wrightbus’ Ballymena factory, where over 1,200 buses are being built this year alone.
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Mobility for Everyone: Why Buses are the Cornerstone of a Connected Public Transport System in Europe
Arriva’s Sian Leydon highlights how buses drive inclusion, cleaner air, and the green transition during European Mobility Week 2025.