Latest Policy News
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UK Bus & Coach Drivers to Receive Training to Identify & Handle Violence Against Women and Girls
CPT has commissioned a new training module to support bus and coach drivers on how to identify & report violence against women and girls.
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SYSTRA to Provide Peer Review for Ottawa Zero-Emission Bus Project
SYSTRA Canada will provide a comprehensive, peer reviewed assessment for the City of Ottawa's zero-emission bus project.
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Bee Network Trial to Offer Free Bus Travel for Older & Disabled Passengers
A new pilot is aiming to provide free round-the-clock bus travel for 400,000 older and disabled people in Greater Manchester.
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FTA Updates Low or No Emission Grant Program to Allow More Flexibility
The US DOT has announced a policy update for the Low or No Emission Grant Program, enabling a shift away from zero-emission technologies.
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UK: £3 Bus Fare Cap Extended to March 2027
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced that England's 3 GBP bus fare cap will be extended through to March 2027.
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'Renewal of Britain' to Improve City Regional Local Bus Services
England is set to receive its biggest ever investment into city regional local transport over the next five years.
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UK Government Introduces Measures to Safeguard Local Bus Services
Bus services across England could become more stable and accountable under the government’s new Bus Services Bill.
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Which Bus Routes in London Are Currently Free to Ride?
Select bus routes in London are currently free of charge following the opening of the new Silvertown Tunnel last month.
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Metro Vancouver to Benefit from Major Transit Expansion
TransLink’s 2025 Investment Plan has gained approval, setting the stage for a significant expansion in bus services in Metro Vancouver.
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Bee Network Launches 'Licence for Greater Manchester' for Bus Drivers
A new initiative aimed at improving job flexibility and retention for bus drivers has been introduced for Greater Manchester’s Bee Network.
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US: MTA Announces Details of Queens Bus Network Redesign
The MTA has announced details on bus timetabling changes set to take effect as part of the the Queens Bus Network Redesign project.
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Wales: New Legislation to Return Local Bus Services to Public Control
The Welsh Government has introduced a new Bill to change how local bus services are planned and delivered.
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New Report Calls for Prioritising Bus Services in Residential Developments
Stagecoach and Go-Ahead Group have launched a report on the importance of integrating bus services into new residential developments.
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South Yorkshire Bus Services to Return to Public Control
Mayor of South Yorkshire, Oliver Coppard, has announced the decision to bring all buses throughout South Yorkshire back under public control…
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Waiting for Change — The Case for a National Bus Stop Standard
The Bus Centre of Excellence has explored the need for a National Bus Stop Standard, as called for by Campaign for Better Transport.
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Liverpool City Region to Return Buses to Public Control from 2026
Mayor Steve Rotheram has revealed advanced plans to return bus services to public control across the Liverpool City Region.
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LA Metro Begins Fining Violators Under Bus Lane Enforcement Programme
LA Metro, in collaboration with LADOT, has begun issuing fines under its bus lane enforcement initiative to improve transit efficiency.
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UK Transport Minister Engages with Communities on Future of Bus Services
The UK's Local Transport Minister has launched a series of regional roadshows to gather insights on improving bus services.
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Greater Manchester's Bee Network to Launch Annual Bus and Tram Ticket
Bee Network passengers will soon benefit from a new annual ticket, allowing unlimited travel on buses and trams in Greater Manchester.
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Our Pass Provides Free Bus Travel for Young People on Bee Network
As part of Greater Manchester's Bee Network, the region is providing free bus travel for 16 to 18-year-olds through the Our Pass offering.
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Greater Manchester's Bee Network Set to Introduce Simpler Fares
Greater Manchester has confirmed details of its new fare structure for Bee Network buses, with all services coming under local control.
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Single Bus Fares in England Rise to £3
From 1 January, a new 3 GBP single fare cap has been introduced for bus journeys in England, rising from the previous 2 GBP initiative.
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Brighton & Hove Buses Highlighted as Accessibility Example
Local Transport Minister Simon Lightwood visited Brighton to showcase Brighton & Hove Buses’ industry-leading approach to accessibility.
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Greater Manchester’s Bee Network to Lower Bus Fares
Greater Manchester's Bee Network has announced a range of initiatives to make public transport more affordable, offering new fare reductions…